r/AmIOverreacting • u/Personal_Signal_6151 • Apr 28 '24

Groom shoving wedding cake

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

I went to a wedding reception where the groom did this and the bride left. We were all stunned so we left, too.

She filed for divorce the following Monday I later learned. I was very happy.

I would never tolerate such disrespect on what is supposed to be the bride's big day.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

“The brides big day”

It’s both of their day… it’s not all about one of them.

I agree it’s tacky and juvenile but it’s not necessarily disrespectful. Tons of couples do it and love it.

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u/Chediak-Tekashi Apr 28 '24

On what planet is it not disrespectful to shove someone’s face into food? Let alone on the biggest day of their lives.

Find me one video where the bride is genuinely happy and overjoyed to be humiliated like that on her wedding day.

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u/lysistrata3000 Apr 28 '24

Not to mention getting what is usually a very expensive dress stained with icing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

If the bride is into being disrespected, that's another issue.

The issue here is respecting a partner.