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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d ask. Nicely. No judgment or complaints. [/quote] Asking IS complaining. If the children were invited, their names would have been on the invitation. [/quote] My god, are people really this fragile that they will crumble to dust if someone asks a question?[/quote] No more fragile than the idiots who just can’t handle their kids not being invited.[/quote] +1,000[/quote] Oh please. Asking is NOT complaining. It is clarifying who is invited. If her kids are not invited, any objections after that are complaining. Fragility is not being able to handle questions about the invite list. Having to tell people "no." Suck it up. Questions are to be expected re: weddings. If you can't handle it, well, too bad. [/quote]
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