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By SweptWolf - 06/06/2020 23:02
At least potentially, all experiences are “learning experiences” to those wise enough to do so. I hope that now former “Bridezilla” gets her act together and learns to deal more responsibility with life’s milestones. The wedding and party lasts only a few hours. Ideally the marriage lasts much much longer which makes the wedding itself much less important than how you deal with your shared life. I hope she learns from this to be less obsessive and learn how to get along with others. It’s better to have broken up before the wedding than after…
Well, when we only celebrate women for getting married or popping out kids, then women go a little bat shit crazy when they're finally the ones getting celebrated. Help her celebrate real achievements instead, and stop glorifying marriage as some final prize she wins
YDI for letting her move back in.
You get your kid back for a while. I envy you.
Bridezilla's always suffer from entitlement syndrome time to get your daughter some therapy so she'll actually learn from her mistakes and not turn into a full-blown wild Karen.
You don't have to let her stay with you, you know. She's obviously a grown adult, so she can get her own place. If she was that much of a Bridezilla, she sounds like a spoiled brat.
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At least potentially, all experiences are “learning experiences” to those wise enough to do so. I hope that now former “Bridezilla” gets her act together and learns to deal more responsibility with life’s milestones. The wedding and party lasts only a few hours. Ideally the marriage lasts much much longer which makes the wedding itself much less important than how you deal with your shared life. I hope she learns from this to be less obsessive and learn how to get along with others. It’s better to have broken up before the wedding than after…
Bridezilla's always suffer from entitlement syndrome time to get your daughter some therapy so she'll actually learn from her mistakes and not turn into a full-blown wild Karen.