My brother-in-law took my sisters last name...

James Avery wrote: maysay1 wrote: James Avery wrote: so she got him by the nuts, eh? sad. Take for instance their wedding. She insisted on a vegan menu. Mind you, he's from Chile. They eat copious amounts of meat. There was nothing Chilean in the wedding at all. they couldn't come to a compromise? half meat, half vegan? lil hector needs to man up.

I honestly don't think it ever crossed her mind for there to be a discussion about what he might want to eat at the wedding.

Qualified wrote: Oh Junior lololol @ Lil Hector tho??? No meat at a Chilean wedding??? Blasphemy! I know m-effers were walking around looking at that tofu, soy, and mystery veggie patties like " da fucc is dis, and if someone dont bring me a shank of meat??"

ms_wonderland wrote: Qualified wrote: Oh Junior lololol @ Lil Hector tho??? No meat at a Chilean wedding??? Blasphemy! I know m-effers were walking around looking at that tofu, soy, and mystery veggie patties like " da fucc is dis, and if someone dont bring me a shank of meat??" lol i would be really offended to go to a vegetarian wedding.  i don't have time to exert all this energy to look good and sit down during the ceremony, party during the reception and then not get fed right.  give me some damn chicken, beef, sumthin or i'm cutting out early.

Believe me, we were all offended and hungry. And she almost had the audacity to have a cash bar. As it was she only allowed them to serve beer and champagne.

You know your wedding food was bad when everyone's looking for the closest mcdonald's. She didn't even have a fish option. The cake was barely touched (it was vegan...and tasted like it).

EPITOME wrote: is being non-traditional an important part of your identity?

Yes, I think so. Though I have been trying to objectively evaluate why that is recently.

Funnily enough, this sister is the one who I'm least close with and being non-traditional is her identity. It's one of the reasons we don't get along...partly because I always feel like she's doing way too much. I don't want to be like that, that's for sure.

maysay1 wrote: EPITOME wrote: is being non-traditional an important part of your identity? Yes, I think so. Though I have been trying to objectively evaluate why that is recently. Funnily enough, this sister is the one who I'm least close with and being non-traditional is her identity. It's one of the reasons we don't get along...partly because I always feel like she's doing way too much. I don't want to be like that, that's for sure.