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jordin
Savvy June 2019

Dealing with drama

jordin, on June 20, 2019 at 1:10 AM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 3
My family has a good share of drama. There us rarley a time everyone is together that hige fights dont break out. How did you deal with it ?or how do you plan on dealing with it ? Day of drama



Backstory:Well my moms already dragging on so much of the wedding. And already starting drama so i said " we decided if anyone is creating drama we will ask them to leave" she did her laugh(which is her haha im going to say somehing rude laugh) and said "no one will go then" aside from telling me how big of waste my wedding is shes also openly said she refuses to participate. I know she will be the one i have problems with

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Latest activity by Clíodhna, on June 24, 2019 at 9:28 AM
  • Haley
    Expert October 2020
    Haley ·
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    I have some family drama between my mom and my aunt so I totally understand. I'd honestly tell her that if she has an attitude, she doesn't participate. And then just stop telling her wedding stuff. I love my mom but she can be A LOT and I'd rather have a peaceful day that I wish she'd participate in instead of having an insane dramatic day that is memorable only because it's miserable.

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    Master June 2020
    Anna ·
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    If I were you, I'd keep all the wedding prep to myself. Don't fan the flames of the drama, just rise above it and ignore it.
    Happiness is the best revenge.
    Live your life, share your joy with those that appreciate it.
    Don't let her steal your shine. Carry onSmiley smile good luck🤞 sometimes, the hardest things as an adult, is realizing that just because they are family, it doesn't mean they have our best interest at heart.. Sounds like she has some issues, in her own life to work out.
    Hang in there❤
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  • Clíodhna
    WeddingWire Administrator January 2030
    Clíodhna ·
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    Hi Jordin!

    I’m really sorry you have to worry and deal with this sort of behaviour.

    My best advice, as Anna said, is to try your best to rise above it and try to ignore it. This will be difficult, however, you deserve to not have her negativity and behaviour ruin the day for you and your FS. And if she already has decided she doesn’t want to participate in wedding prep, that’s a good excuse to keep her out of your plans so you can plan stress-free!

    If you know there is going to be a lot of drama, have you considered hiring a day of coordinator, if it’s within your budget? Perhaps briefing him/her on the situation in case damage control is needed could be a great option. This way you can separate yourself from the drama completely and enjoy your day.

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