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“I didn’t mean to make her feel left out, I just wanted everyone to be happy.”
Our narrator’s (Original Poster’s) special day was fast approaching. As the wedding bells tingled, she found herself caught in a tug-of-war between two women and a dog allergy.
OP’s sister had a service dog who helped with her heart problems, but her mother-in-law was severely allergic to dogs. She wanted both special ladies at the wedding; hence, the planning journey became a labyrinth of unexpected compromises.
She began by crafting a meticulous plan of spatial rearrangements. The front row was usually reserved for parents and siblings, but OP’s sister and her service dog would have to take a step back.
She confined them to a more distant pew at the church, and at the party, their table stood further away. This should give the mother-in-law ample space such that the dog wouldn’t trigger allergies.
OP explained to her sister that since her mother-in-law wouldn’t stay long at the party, she only wanted her to be at ease during her one-hour stay. After that, she could move around freely with her dog however and whenever she pleased.
The sister seemed understanding and compliant on the surface, but on D-day, things didn’t progress as planned. Her sister decided to hang back after the church wedding and never even stepped foot into the party.
When OP dug into the matter, her sister confessed she felt left out. She further accused OP of making her uncomfortable just to please her mother-in-law.
But OP only tried her best to accommodate everyone’s needs. Was she the villain here?
Here’s how the Reddit community reacted to the story:
Redditors concur that OP did her best. Balancing the needs of your sister and MIL was a Herculean task. Her sister's service dog was non-negotiable, but your MIL's health was also to be considered.
They agreed OP’s mother-in-law’s seating had to take precedence—her son was getting married after all. Since she stayed only an hour at the party, OP's sister should have been more understanding.
We wouldn’t want to believe she didn't mind the mother-in-law collapsing from allergy problems mid-ceremony!
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