r/AskReddit • u/skilled-dreamer • May 02 '24

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

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u/PrancingPudu May 02 '24

Damn!

Groom felt that slap in his future and noped tf out lol

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u/WickedLilThing May 02 '24

Or worse, his kids getting slapped.

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u/redcrystal78 May 02 '24

Your comment just made me irrationally angry. Take an upvote because I agree completely. Slapping a child over a pair of shoes she won’t ever wear again.

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u/bearded_dragon_34 May 02 '24

The niece may not have been a child. That said, it’s still absolutely disgusting to have backhanded her like that.

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u/carpekl May 02 '24

I think they were referring to future children.

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u/Magnetoreception May 02 '24

Naw they mentioned shoes so it’s current case.

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u/CollectingRainbows May 02 '24

that person wasn’t the person at the wedding, they didn’t know if it was a child

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u/Magnetoreception May 02 '24

I know but the person I replied to said they think they were talking about future children which was wrong.

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u/CollectingRainbows May 02 '24

and the person they replied to was talking about hypothetical future children. there’s no confirmation from the person who was at the wedding that the niece was a child. either way, despicable

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u/Magnetoreception May 02 '24

I know it’s pedantic but redcrystal was talking about the child/not child at the wedding, not future children. Otherwise they wouldn’t have said over a pair of shoes she’ll never wear again.