"When I said no, she told me that she and my dad wouldn’t come. She couldn’t be part of an event that might hurt peoples feelings."

"She also had us contribute to a money fund for their future house two years ago."

If the bride and groom don't care, why should she?

"Mind you - she just sent me a Christmas list for her kids last week. Everything is already bought and wrapped."

"This wasn’t just a betrayal; it was a violation of trust."

"She has a fit, demands to bring him, going as far to tell my friends at my bachelorette she was just going to show up with him regardless..."

MIL didn't realize she wasn't the one getting married!

"I feel like it's my dress and my decision."

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Living with a parent as an adult can cause a lot of friction; when we’re with our parents, it can be easy to slide back into being obstinate, petulant, child-like versions of our adult selves. While we may not like to be reminded of those qualities, we were children at one time too. And some people will always feel like they’re parents to their own parents. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a man whose father needs a place to s…

When the rules apply to everyone but you

"I don’t think we should have to endure that kind of disrespect just to keep the peace."

"I almost feel like they should have reimbursed you for the tickets you cancelled."

"She starts going off about how perfect it would be to have a ‘big moment’ where everyone finds out the gender during my reception, and how I should ‘totally do a balloon release or confetti pop for her.’"

Finders keepers... you know the rest.

"He stormed off, and I shouted that I didn't know I was engaged to a child who threw a tantrum when he didn't get what he wanted."

"Why would you want your ex-girlfriend/ex- best friend, the girl you cheated on, to be part of your wedding party?"