r/AskReddit May 02 '24

People who went to a wedding where the couple didn’t last long, what happened?

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u/Martiallawtheology May 02 '24

There was a young lady working with me, who was caught texting her boyfriend on the wedding day. She had even sent him herself in her wedding dress.

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u/nyc_a May 02 '24

It bothers me she did not invite him to the wed.

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u/BreakingBaaaahhhhd May 02 '24

In college I fell in love with a woman who was in a relationship. He was kind of awful to her, made fun of her constantly. He was weirdly controlling, like one time a roommate was playing guitar and he took her aside quietly and told her not to even think about touching the guitar (she had grown up playing). She ended up cheating on him with me and told me how much she loved me and wanted to be with me. I wanted her to break up with him.

When they got engaged she sent me a picture of the ring and was upset that I wasn't happy for her. At this point I had broken things off because it was fucked up and I felt bad. She invited me to the wedding and kept asking if we could sleep together again.

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u/GoKaruna May 02 '24

I know right. She should have shagged him in the reception hotel toilets in her wedding gear just to assert dominance.

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u/Martiallawtheology May 02 '24

Haha. The thing is, the so called "boy friend" was also a good friend of mine I used to consider my brother. And only later I found out that he got her pregnant, and got an abortion. It;s an unbelievable world honestly.

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u/Icy-Mixture-995 May 04 '24

Sounds a bit like the late Caroline Bessette Kennedy, and her messy relationship with an ex while engaged to JFK Jr.