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  1. I would. For at least a couple of days. He needs a couple of days to let it sink in you're serious and you're not going to be lied to. Honesty, I'd say, I know. I hope searching for cheap thrills is worth losing me.

  2. Listen,I get it . It’s very hot feeling like you’re never good enough , etc . It just feels like you’re taking it out on your boyfriend . While yeah, he should understand how depressing it is, he made an effort . He’s on vacation & was thoughtful enough to leave you a present so you could see he cares . You could’ve literally spared a few minutes to open it before crawling back into bed .

    I have severe anxiety & depression but my feelings are my issue not my partner’s.

  3. He has plenty of female friends that he hangs with outside of work, and im completely fine with them. i think what made this friend so different, is that they always hung out, would always talk, and there would always be excuses as to why i couldn’t meet her. there’s too much for me to be able to write rn, since it was about 6 months of them being really close. like i said, i guess it’s hot to consider it cheating, but they both definitely crossed boundaries that made me uncomfortable, and i made them very clear 🙁

  4. Honestly? Accept what she's saying and move on.

    You and your STH need to sit down and decide how you want to handle sister going forward. I suggest asking her to have a sit down conversation about what she's heard before the wedding. I would make her attendance based on some kind of resolution for this situation. Since I think she is just trying to get attention, I would mostly let herself work herself up and then uninvite herself.

    I would open the conversation by accepting the boundary with her daughter. She's out of the wedding. Tell her “we understand that you feel very negatively towards us and because of that your daughter will not be a flower girl. We want to assure you that it is fine by us. We are making other arrangements for that part of the wedding.”

    Accept her boundary and then remind her of yours, “We want to remind you that since niece is no longer I the wedding party, this is a childfree wedding and unfortunately, like all the other under x ages, she won't be able to attend.” Then let her spin because now she'll be angry her kid can't attend.

    “Okay, we hear how upset you are, but those are the rules for everyone and they apply to niece going forward.” Take hold of the conversation and ask, “We need to discuss why you are upset. STH and I would like to know what you heard that upset you exactly? Why are you upset?” If she continues to decline to open up…

    Then it's time to set your boundaries as a couple. “The accusations you have leveled against us are very serious h(racist sexist and homophobic) and we are not comfortable having someone in attendance on our special day that views us this way. I can't imagine that you want to attend our wedding given how upset you are either.”

    “If you'd like to sit down and see if this is a resolvable situation, give it a think and let us know. Otherwise, as of now, we are not expecting you to be in attendance and frankly, don't want you to attend as long as this issue is unresolved.”

    Your husband to be should take the lead on a lot of this since it's his sister.

    You should 100% let her spin and distance yourselves from her.

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