Groom Throws All The Female Guests Out Of The Wedding After They All Wear White As A Prank

By Samantha in Confessions On 16th October 2021
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A groom took to social media platform to share how he kicked out all the female guests of the family when they arrived in white dresses to pull a prank on his wife.

Sharing his story to Reddit's 'Am I The A**hole?' forum - where users can share their story and other users vote on who was in the wrong - the groom shared that he have had enough when the women of his family decided not to spare his wife even on their wedding day and played a crude prank on her.

It is literally an unspoken rule that only the bride gets to wear a white dress on the wedding day.

Writing under the handle 'More-Concern3267', the 33-year-old groom revealed how he has a large family, consisting of "mostly aunts and female cousins aside from mom, stepmom, stepsister, and grandmother".

The man then further explains that the women in his family "are into teasing and joking", adding: "They've formed a unit (which I admit is kind of toxic) and they'd tease and roast every new woman that enters the family by marriage by setting up 'tests' to see if they deserve to be part of the family."

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The Redditor says that the teasing would go on for months till the woman is finally accepted into the family.

He explains that when he first introduced his girlfriend-now-wife to the family,  he "made it clear" that he didn't want the women to "come at her or harass her". However, as he writes: "They went behind my back and roasted her looks and job and I discovered they've been doing it on Facebook."

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The internet overwhelmingly supported the groom and labeled him NTA.

Many lauded the groom for standing firmly beside his wife and sticking with her right till the end which makes him a gem of a person.

One commenter wrote: "Our family is toxic and I am so sad for your wife that they would do that, but also so happy for her that she has a husband who will support her and have her back.

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"I'm sorry your family tried to hijack your wedding for a power play, but you did the right thing, and your marriage will be stronger because of it."

A second added: "This level of hazing has crossed the line to emotional abuse & blackmail. And that is probably understating it.

"It's very good you stood up for your spouse. You handled it well but emotional blackmailers use family to pressure the victims into compliance with the abuse.

"Most often when standing up to familial emotional blackmailers, it ends with forced no contact for non-compliance. No contact is healthier but it can be hard to be shunned from the family."

And a third added: "So they're bullies, and if your wife puts up with the bullying her reward will be having to bully any other women to join the family? That's uncool, and it's perfectly reasonable to stick to your guns."

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