This 24-year-old girl just got engaged a month ago after her 30-year-old boyfriend named Derrick proposed.

Before her boyfriend got down on one knee, though, she had only been dating him for 6 months.

She is aware that she hasn’t been in a relationship with Derrick for that long, but she is convinced that he’s the one for her.

She is head over heels in love with him, and she knows he feels the same way about her, so she doesn’t see the point in waiting to get married.

She has gotten to meet Derrick’s family, and she and Derrick are almost ready to buy a house together too.

But anyway, back to her upcoming wedding; her 26-year-old Sister has a huge problem with her wanting to rush to the altar so soon.

“She was supportive of my relationship with Derrick before we got engaged,” she explained. “When I sent her a text telling her we were engaged, she responded by saying “congratulations.”

“But then, when I saw her the week after that, she got all serious and said I should strongly consider the marriage.”

“She told me I was young and could meet people I loved more. That was offensive to me because I love Derrick more than anything, and she’s basically saying my love isn’t that important. She also told me that Derrick and I could date for longer before we got married. But we are already fully committed to each other, so we might as well get married and be recognized as soul mates in the eyes of the law.”

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She was so offended by her sister’s concern, and she then asked her outright if she doesn’t support her getting married to Derrick.

Her sister confirmed that she doesn’t support her upcoming marriage, so she got up from her seat, told her sister she won’t be invited to the wedding and walked out.

She has not spoken to her sister since that conversation, but her sister has reached out to her a lot after that wanting to speak to her.

“Derrick and I were working on the wedding guest list yesterday, and we both agreed my sister should not come if she doesn’t support us,” she said.

“So we are planning not to invite her. I mentioned this to my friend yesterday, and she pointed out that it may be a little rude of me not to invite her.”

She’s left wondering if it would be mean of her after all to exclude her sister from her special day.

What do you think?

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