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Kk
Savvy August 2022

Future mil issues

Kk, on June 11, 2022 at 1:22 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 22
I have given her a color for her dress and even offered to take her shopping! She refuses and want her oldest granddaughter to take and pick out the dress! I have told her it’s mine and her son’s day she should be respectful of that and she is now mad because I want to be respected

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Latest activity by Sloane, on June 12, 2022 at 9:57 AM
  • Imani
    Master July 2022
    Imani ·
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    Most times people don’t want to be told what to wear. Even telling someone what color to wear could be offensive. I understand it’s you alls wedding but if it’s an issue you should just let her wear what she want. It’s less drama and stress on you. I hope it all works out.
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    Super September 2022
    Sarah ·
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    She can wear whatever she wants to her sons wedding. The parents don’t typically have to follow a color scheme
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    For every wedding I have been to the family follows a color scheme and she asked I told her
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    If she asked then that’s fine. However, telling her exactly what to wear isn’t okay. She should have the option of picking the dress she wants based on your colors.
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    I didn’t tell her exactly I guess I should make that clear I gave her a color and I told her I would like to be in the process. (She is in her 60s her granddaughter likes to dress her in clothes that are not age appropriate)
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    Gotcha! Yeah, I think it’s fine to be a part of the process. I don’t see that being an issue. You can make suggestions based on the dresses she choose and kinda go from there. I assume the granddaughter is pretty young. Is there a reason your MIL doesn’t want you to help?
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    She has never liked me she wants him with his ex. Her granddaughter is in her 20s but very immature.
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    Oh boy! What has your fiancé said about everything that’s going on? Are you and the granddaughter close?
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    I am not close with the granddaughter at all. His whole family but 2 people want him with his ex. I have his aunt trying to show her dress options I have picked without her know I picked them.
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    Oh good, well that’s helpful. It’s hard when family members aren’t accepting of the new partner. However, you’re the person he decided to marry.
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    We have been together for 7 years and have 3 kids together
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  • Jasmine S.
    VIP May 2022
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    She asked you the color and you told her; that's really all you can do. You're not in charge of what is and is not age appropriate. Lots of mothers and grandmothers don't want to dress in the matronly styles from the MOB section. As long as she's not planning to wear white, you just have to let this one go or you will only upset her 🤷🏼‍♀️
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    GIRL! 7 years and they still haven’t accepted you? Wow! How do you deal with it?
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    I try not to go around them and just ignore them when I do
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    Are they coming to the wedding? Or only the mom.
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    They were invited by him but they won’t show up because I am not having an open bar and if they do we have security
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  • Imani
    Master July 2022
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    Oh okay. Geesh. I’m sorry you have to go through that.
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  • Jacks
    Rockstar November 2054
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    Let your FI deal with his mother. You can't dictate to her what she wears or how she shops for an outfit, or even a colour. The only people you can plan the outfits for are the wedding party.

    You're overstepping on this, in my opinion.

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    VIP September 2020
    Willow ·
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    You are the one being disrespectful. You are not entitled to be there when she tries on dresses, decide who she goes with, choose what she wears, tell her what to wear, or be a "part of the process" in any way.


    She asked you for a color, you gave it to her. You can offer suggestions and preferences. She is free to do what she wants with this information. She is a grown up. She gets to dress herself. She is not a bridesmaid who signed up to have you pick her dress. Trying on clothing in front of other people can be a very self conscious experience
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  • Kk
    Savvy August 2022
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    She is very disrespectful and when comments are made she wants to dress like going to a funeral or wear all I will be there or she won’t attend she is not paying for a thing and is hurting her son
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