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Originally posted by AGDee
Apparently none of you have ever realized you were making a huge mistake three days before your wedding, bawling your eyes out in your apartment because you don't know how to stop this huge $20,000/ 400 guest wedding machine. I wish I'd disappeared, instead of marrying the jerk and putting up with his abuse for a year before filing for divorce and getting nailed big time financially. Some of you assume that all families are functional and would take a wedding cancellation in stride and be supportive. Not all are.
Why, after she went to such lengths to avoid this wedding, would the father say that they would reschedule it? Do you think someone who would say that would have been supportive if you'd told him you wanted to call it off a week before the wedding? How many people are told "Oh, it's just cold feet" and push them to go through with it? If you have any hesitancy at all, you should NOT go through it. If the only way to do that is to disappear, then you disappear. It isn't against the law for an adult to go away without telling anybody. But, don't make up a story about being abducted either. That part was wrong.
Dee
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I don't care about her "wedding woes." That's her business. That's life. Mentally and emotionally unstable people (such as this woman) are ill equipped to deal with life's issues without going over the edge and that's their business.
This became headline news because she lied. She should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law without consideration for ANYTHING ELSE that's going on in her looser life.