Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. We all know what it's like to feel jealousy. That pang of nausea, like there's a pit in your stomach that you can't mitigate. Like your head is swirling with thoughts and fears of betrayal, feeling like all your worst nightmares are enclosing around you. It makes us feel worthless, undesirable, and insecure. I think it's safe to say that no one likes that feeling. It's even worse when it's from people you thought you could trust, such as your fiance and your best friend.
I'll start by pointing out that no one cheated, and the finance didn't do anything at fault. But this woman's 'best friend' is no friend in my book. Sure, having your partner and your friends get along and hang out together is incredible. It's reassuring to see that your friends approve of your partner, and beautiful to see them develop their own friendship through the years. But there's a line that can't be crossed, and it seems like this woman definitely crossed it. But you'll have to read the full piece to see what she actually did and said that brought her the demotion at the wedding.