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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“No kids” family events are such dick moves.[/quote] Being so entitled as to think of a ceremony between two people as a “family event” is a dick move. Want a family reunion? Plan, organize and PAY FOR ONE, cheapskate. [/quote] In my extended family these are absolutely family events. Out of 16 cousins only one - the very youngest - had a “no kids” wedding. [/quote] It’s almost as if it’s up to the bride and groom. Hooray for you that most of you see them as family affairs, but that doesn’t make that universal, compulsory, or correct. Good for your cousin for doing what she or he wanted to do.[/quote]
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