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This bride decided to consult the people of Reddit on whether or not she was in the wrong for threatening to un-invite her dad's girlfriend from the wedding if she wore an off-white wedding dress. The collective opinion would seem to be that the bride was not in the wrong at all. The only person that should be rocking the white dress at the wedding is the bride. 

This guy asked the folks of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for booting a sister-in-law who seemed hellbent on stealing the show from the actual bride on her wedding day. There are certain lines that people just can't cross on the big wedding day. The day is already dramatic and tense enough without people acting like senseless, selfish human beings. Seems like this family did the only thing they could do to salvage the wedding, and spare the bride any avoidable tears when she was literally walking down the aisle. 

This guy asked folks on Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for stranding his roommate with full rent, because he simply couldn't take any more of his roommate's strange rules. The gist of it is that his roommate's girlfriend moved in with them. Said girlfriend seems to have suffered some kind of trauma in the past, and can't stand being caught alone with the guy when her boyfriend isn't around. Considering the uniquely tough time that we're all living through, and how many folks are forced to be at home most of the time, this created quite the conundrum. So, most folks agreed the guy really didn't do anything wrong. 

Vader will do anything for drama. He'll turn off his own life support, stand on top of a god damn tie fighter, and make double puns while choking an employee. These Tumblr users are pretty sure there's nothing he won't do for the sake of drama. For another interesting Star Wars thread, here's an informative and funny Tumblr thread on exactly what Han Solo was smuggling.

It would be quite stellar to have a mute button handy every time someone toxic starting talking. In this case, this girl asks folks on Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for turning off her hearing aids every time her nasty aunt starts talking. Based off the context she provided, it sounds like this decision to mute the aunt was well deserved. Plus, the aunt never bothered to learn sign language like the rest of the family! 

Tetris, the building block of every dysfunctional family. Seriously though, this tale of revenge centers on a man and his nasty father-in-law who simply wouldn't accept him for his daughter. By all measures, it sounds like the dad's daughter and the guy telling this story were truly in love, and happy together; but sometimes that just isn't enough for the stubborn, judgmental folks of the world. Fortunately, a moment arrived when Tetris was introduced as the tool to put a stop to all the animosity once and for all. I mean, there was definitely still animosity after the game, but it was of a passive aggressive nature. 

Anyone who has ever witnessed a public breakup is well aware that it can be a cringe-inducing, adrenaline-charged event. For whatever reason, tons of people have no problem with airing out their dirty laundry for all to see. In this case though, we get to enjoy a lengthy rollercoaster of emotions as one awesome woman completely verbally obliterates a sad cheating sack of a senseless boyfriend. That nervous foot tap pic really tied the whole scene together. 

This guy might've made quite the mistake in telling his dad about the existence of Karen memes. From there, his dad shared that knowledge with Aunt Karen, who couldn't handle it. Queue the awkward family gathering, where the full inner power of Karen was channeled and unleashed. 

If you're looking for more juicy Karen content, check out the time a husband flipped out on Karen military-style.

DNA tests would seem to have a knack for shining the light of truth on well hidden family secrets. In this case, the revelation was just a bit devastating for the dad considered. To live all those years being told one thing, while another was true. Well, we don't know the full story, but at the very least, from this, it doesn't sound like it was easy. 

So, one friend posts a picture of her other friends online, and they proceed to ask her to take it down due to their "fame", and not wanting to feed the rumor mill. Regardless of whether or not the "fame" is a complete work of the imagination, this girl could at least consider her friends' wishes. Just remote the absurdity of why, and maybe do it anyways. But alas, more drama was created, and now we have this mess. It could be the plot of a "Friends" episode.

This fun Tumblr thread explores a notorious art world drama. The drama started with Anish Kapoor being a prick about ownership over colors. Then, we see another dude named Stuart Semple, come into the mix, and take things to petty heights like never before. It's honestly an awe-inspiring level of petty. Art world dramas are fun. 

If this couple didn't want someone else to see their domestic dispute, and dramatic antics, then maybe, just maybe, they should've kept the whole "show" inside. But no, instead they aired out that dirty laundry, and the dude decided to spectate while eating a bag of popcorn. I mean, that's what every entertaining show calls for. 

Just about everyone had some crazy stuff go down in their high school days. Whether it was stupid, scary or just bizarre, these absurd school incidents will live on with us for the rest of our lives. Sometimes it was an act of rebellion that made people lose it.

This guy asked the people of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for his song choice at a friend's wedding. It sounds like heavy metal could've been a tough choice for the crowd. People seem to be suggesting that it was a jerk move, with them knowing what the song was about. You be the judge. 

This is one of those big TIFUs that sounds like it could be out of a movie. The fiancé in this scenario was blindsided by quite the revelation regarding his parents, thanks to a 23andMe kit. Hopefully they're able to work through the post-revelation with some grace. That's got to be a whole lot to digest. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for married couples to share the times a partner was caught in the crosshairs over a false red flag that looked like cheating. A whole lot of chaos can result from leaping to assumptions. For these people, it sounds like everything was a-okay, after all.