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Now, today's first story comes from the Bridezilla's subreddit and it says

Mum changed wedding cake behind my back and doesn't know that I know. My fiance and I get

married this for and the cake has been a huge point of contention with my mum. Long saga,

but the gist is that we wanted a dessert bar or cheesecake instead of a traditional

cake.

My mom initially insisted on having a small cake for just us to cut.

We compromised and got quotes.

Right before we put a deposit down, she decided that having just a cake for us and not

for guests is tacky, so we needed to get a sheet cake to serve

as well. We were annoyed because she was the one to suggest it. So we cut our losses and opted

to a tiered cheesecake and mini cheesecakes as we originally wanted. My mom would not let

this go for the past six months. She then decided to focus on pushing for

a groom's cake. My fiance did not want one. When I told her this, she said, it's really

only a groom's cake in name and not about what he wants. I told her a firm no, multiple times

because she wouldn't give up. That brings us to this week.

I got a text yesterday saying she was at a bakery and paid for the order.

I got suspicious because I never included her in those communications.

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