This is three hours of the very best entitled people stories of 2025 so far, starting with this crazy story about a narcissistic aunt who tries to completely destroy a wedding.

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Aunt tries to ruin my wedding. I'm getting married tomorrow and my narcissistic aunt just tried to ruin my wedding by

creating chaos because what else would she do? This aunt has a long history of accepting

invitations to events and then creating some elaborate story days or sometimes hours before

not to come. However, she seemed excited enough this time and I thought maybe it was an

important enough milestone for me so she will finally show up. Doesn't get that much more important

than a wedding, I must say. Keep in mind, I've been talking to her about the wedding frequently.

She showed me her dress, asked for directions to find the venue, asked me to invite her sons.

Originally, only she was invited because I don't have a strong enough relationship with them and because it's a small wedding.

We invited her months ago and until yesterday, I would never have guessed what has transpired in the last 24 hours.

My aunt messaged me to ask me to invite her mother, a very ill and

fragile lady who is 92 years old. I said yes and that I need to check with the venue to accommodate

her. Her mom uses a wheelchair and she travels with a nurse so it wouldn't only be her but also

the nurse that I had to make room and get food for.

I spent hours trying to figure things out with the venue, folks.

Keep in mind, this is happening two days before the wedding, goodness me, so you're probably nervous and stressed enough.

And now you're dealing with this.

I genuinely cannot think of many things worse within the context of planning and getting ready for your own wedding than doing this.

There's no way I'd have the patience for this.

I would just say no.

Look, you're invited.

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