“I Wasn’t Expecting You To Get Cancer And Lose Your Hair:” Delusional Bridezilla Loses A Bridesmaid And A Friend
Nothing can turn a beautiful day into a complete freak show quite like a bridezilla. Whether it’s being the center of attention or getting second thoughts about the future, some people lose all touch with reality when their big day gets really close.
Recently, one bride-to-be caused outrage online. You see, after her bridesmaid got cancer, the woman began worrying about the ways it will affect the aesthetic of the wedding and its photos.
The bridesmaid confronted the ‘douchebaggette’ via texts and told her she won’t be attending the wedding. She also used the opportunity to tell the delusional lady what she thinks about her after she showed her true colors.
After screenshots of their conversation went viral on Imgur, people began congratulating the ex-bridesmaid on handling the situation like a savage pro and wishing her luck with the treatment. Let’s second that, shall we?
When this bridezilla asked her bridesmaids for advice on how to get rid
This bridezilla was worried her bridesmaid with cancer would ruin the aesthetic of the wedding, so she asked for advice on how to deal with it
However, word eventually reached the woman in question, so she decided to tell the delusional lady what she thinks of her true colors
The person who shared the screenshots clarified that they wasn’t involved in the conflict themselves. “The bridesmaid called out the bride for her hateful behavior by posting their conversation on Facebook,” the wrote. “I thought I was pretty desensitized to terrible people doing and saying terrible people things but this shocked me a little so I took screenshots of the post and uploaded them here.”
“As far as it being fake, I can say with absolute certainty that the bridesmaid does have cancer but since they’re not my texts, I have no way of proving whether the conversation occurred or not. From what I saw, the post seemed legit but that’s just me. I felt like she was being genuine but you never know with this kind of thing online. So I readily admit that the convo being fake certainly is a possibility.”
Here’s what people said about the whole ordeal
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Share on FacebookI like the idea of all the bridesmaids getting a buzzcut the day before the wedding.
I'd totally do that as a guest just to show support and p**s off the bridezilla..
Load More Replies...walking barefoot on sea of legos is kinda too kind for such a a*****e
How about also while surrounded by movie screens showing Cats
Load More Replies...I used to enjoy mocking these people but frankly, this seems so evil that I dont think it is true. I really hope this isnt true
It 100% doesn't surprise me if it is true. I worked at a bridal salon through college and it was completely normal to get a bride like this once a week. The way they treated their "friends" was horrifying. I had one bride who had every girl come in and get fitted, and then was going to buy all the dresses herself. Sounds great, right? The bride went through the sheet and marked EVERY DRESS one size smaller for the order. We made her sign a contract understanding that she could not exchange the dresses when the bridesmaid didn't fit in them and would have to order a whole new dress if needed. She just smiled and went "Oh if they don't fit, they're not in the wedding." WTF, she was even marking down girls who were already tiny. Size 4 became Size 2. It wasnt just the "big" girls. (Its worth nothing nothing was over a SZ8 anyway bc this was the kind of girl not to have "fat" friends)
Load More Replies...If the groom has one iota of sense, he'll cancel the wedding, and leave no forwarding address.
Many years ago, as my BFF prepared for her wedding, another very good friend was diagnosed with cancer. The second friend was asked to a bridesmaid before the cancer diagnosis. Guess what my friend did? She asked the rest of us to spend our time and energy taking care of friend with cancer! She changed her own plans of a pre-wedding all-girls trip because the sick friend would be too ill to travel. She then suggested the rest of us forget her wedding gifts and put the money into an account to benefit the ill friend and her family. As soon as the wedding was complete, she and her new husband left the venue to visit our mutual friend at the hospital and to take her some goodies. The reception started late because of this side-trip - no one cared. THIS is how a good person responds. Actually, this is how a HUMAN responds. I wish I could share this with the bride and her soon-to-be-sorry husband to be.
I like the idea of all the bridesmaids getting a buzzcut the day before the wedding.
I'd totally do that as a guest just to show support and p**s off the bridezilla..
Load More Replies...walking barefoot on sea of legos is kinda too kind for such a a*****e
How about also while surrounded by movie screens showing Cats
Load More Replies...I used to enjoy mocking these people but frankly, this seems so evil that I dont think it is true. I really hope this isnt true
It 100% doesn't surprise me if it is true. I worked at a bridal salon through college and it was completely normal to get a bride like this once a week. The way they treated their "friends" was horrifying. I had one bride who had every girl come in and get fitted, and then was going to buy all the dresses herself. Sounds great, right? The bride went through the sheet and marked EVERY DRESS one size smaller for the order. We made her sign a contract understanding that she could not exchange the dresses when the bridesmaid didn't fit in them and would have to order a whole new dress if needed. She just smiled and went "Oh if they don't fit, they're not in the wedding." WTF, she was even marking down girls who were already tiny. Size 4 became Size 2. It wasnt just the "big" girls. (Its worth nothing nothing was over a SZ8 anyway bc this was the kind of girl not to have "fat" friends)
Load More Replies...If the groom has one iota of sense, he'll cancel the wedding, and leave no forwarding address.
Many years ago, as my BFF prepared for her wedding, another very good friend was diagnosed with cancer. The second friend was asked to a bridesmaid before the cancer diagnosis. Guess what my friend did? She asked the rest of us to spend our time and energy taking care of friend with cancer! She changed her own plans of a pre-wedding all-girls trip because the sick friend would be too ill to travel. She then suggested the rest of us forget her wedding gifts and put the money into an account to benefit the ill friend and her family. As soon as the wedding was complete, she and her new husband left the venue to visit our mutual friend at the hospital and to take her some goodies. The reception started late because of this side-trip - no one cared. THIS is how a good person responds. Actually, this is how a HUMAN responds. I wish I could share this with the bride and her soon-to-be-sorry husband to be.



















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