Is it OK to ask friend if my daughter can come to their sibling’s wedding?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t even bother going to the wedding. I would use that time to take your daughter to see a therapist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you have a +1 for this wedding? Could your daughter just be your +1?

No, my husband will be away. She could be.

If you Rsvped for two, then that's fine.

[Anonymous]

WtF no!!

[Anonymous]

How do you not know this? It’s NEVER appropriate to ask if you can bring someone else to a formal event! Your daughter can face her fears and stay home alone.

[Anonymous]

Is it child free?

[Anonymous]

Next weekend 3/21-22?

[Anonymous]

OP, you absolutely do not ask

How on earth is your daughter going to cope with life? You have a much, much bigger problem to work on.

[Anonymous]

What if there’s a limit on how many people can attend and your DD doesn’t have anywhere to sit?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you have a +1 for this wedding? Could your daughter just be your +1?

Sounds like OP is the friend’s +1.

[Anonymous]

Is this an Indian wedding and on y'all's bucket list?

[Anonymous]

Lots to unpack here...it's totally inappropriate

[Anonymous]

No, you don’t ask. Have your daughter invite a friend over.

[Anonymous]

No, sorry, OP. You can’t ask that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think OP asked this a few weeks ago.

She did, I also remember it. What's wrong with people not only making up these crazy scenarios, but also reposting them later?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think OP asked this a few weeks ago.

She did, I also remember it. What's wrong with people not only making up these crazy scenarios, but also reposting them later?

I’m a completely different OP. My kid is 15.