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Well, you did ask for slutty wedding sex. Careful what you wish for! In all seriousness, that's terrible.
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Show it anywayIs she an identical twin and wore a white dress too? That's about the only way I can see this not being his fault.
Wow, great minds think alike
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Show it anywayWhy is your husband drunk on the day of your wedding? FYL OP
Because he wanted a handy excuse in case he got caught boinking his sister-in-law?
Ah, yes, the "Preemptive-I-Was-Caught-Boinking-Your-Sister-In-A-Closet-But-I'm-Drunk" maneuver. Often underplayed, but at times surprisingly effective for the hopelessly in-love female who doesn't want to lose her man at any cost. I hope the OP can evade this technique.
#18- I'm not being a smartass but in all honesty, does that really come as a shock to you? At a celebration where alcohol is served? Not to mention if he had a bachelor party the night before with the possibility of still being drunk? I mean, I know certain people don't have that, but I've actually gotten used to seeing at least 1-3 drunks at every wedding.
Your sister is the epitome of a backstabbing bitch.
That is beyond ****** up. Your own sister out of all people and your wedding day? Sorry OP but hopefully you beat the shit out of both of em.
Exactly. I would also get the marriage annulled, and try to get some money back from that day. That's some serious bullshit coming from the man who supposedly loves her (alcohol or not, that's a bullshit excuse), and sister...someone that's supposed to always have your back. WTF is wrong with people?
In all seriousness, why do some men even bother going to the trouble of being in a relationship, giving a proposal, buying the ring, and paying/help pay for a ceremony if they really want to cheat the whole time anyway? Wouldn't it be more cost effective for them to not string a poor woman along, like the OP, and leave her poor heart alone in the process? FYL OP, so sorry. There's no way, no matter how drunk, he did not know that was your sister. And more than that, your sister was just as ******* evil. If I were you, I would cut her out of your life.
get your marriage annulled and then find someone who really loves you and at your next marriage don't invite your sister.
Yeah I definitely wouldn't trust my sister (if I had one) after that, no matter what. I believe that some sisters are just jealous ***** who want what the other has just to proove that they can (or are better in a ****** up way), and for attention.
For the record my sister refrained from boinking my husband on our wedding night it was a close call but the evil bitch left him alone! (I'm just kidding I have the best sister in the world!!!)
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It's not too late to get it annulled.
This story ended much differently than how I thought it would. You don't have to stay with someone who will disrespect you like that.