She Didn’t Want to Be Alone in the Car With Him After a Group Hangout, but He Refused to Drive Out of His Way
If she wasn’t comfortable with him, she should have arranged her own ride home.
If she wasn’t comfortable with him, she should have arranged her own ride home.
I hope the rules work in her favor.
Refusing to fund the consequences of someone else’s bad decisions isn’t betrayal — it’s just plain common sense.
If he truly has tried everything he can to address this, then divorce has to be an option on the table.
It’s a wedding, not a hostage situation.
It makes complete sense that this teen is hurt and angry
Grandma specifically left this portion of the campground to him, whatever he wants to do with it is his choice.
She needs to learn this lesson at some point. Comforts often require effort.
Why would your friends and family plan a whole trip to your wedding only to be asked to essentially work while they are in attendance?
Clearly these two friends have a lot of work to do when it comes to communication. Her friend can start with not leaving her texts on read.
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