Bridezilla insists bridesmaid make numerous changes to her appearance so she wouldn't 'ruin her photos': 'Texts and group chats... [were] telling me I was being stubborn'

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

May 16, 2024 5:00 PM EDT

What's the most drastic thing you'd change to appease your bride-to-be friend? Would you dye or cut your hair? How about covering up your favorite tattoos? Hopefully, your friends wouldn't ask you to change any of these things about yourself, since it's a bit impolite. It implies that the way you dress or act isn't appropriate for a wedding, as u/sinkydoodles found out when their friend tried to do just that.

Why bridezillas always think that people will steal their thunder is a mystery to me. Sure, some people can't help stealing the spotlight. But no matter how you try to get that person to stop their attention-seeking behaviors, the only surefire way to protect your wedding is to ban them from it. Most people really and truly just want what's best for the couple. They're not trying to steal the spotlight with their choice of hairstyle or their tattoos. Regardless, some couples get so obsessed with having the perfect big day that they isolate people around them. Their wedding takes up all of their mental space, but for their guests, it probably takes up less than 1% of their brain space. This bride is totally overthinking things, and you can read the whole story below.

Next up, this entitled grandfather saw his teenage neighbor mowing the lawn and decided that it was the perfect time to ask him to do some chores.

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