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we are in digital time, the shots are ready in a few days and he hasn’t shown you a picture for a month
Hey so I’m a photographer, somewhat professional I’d say since I’ve worked with high end musicians and what not.
A shoot from a “professional” won’t take a few days. I can take up to 2 hours to edit the skin on one photo alone and that’s just the skin, not talking about color correcting, any possible composites, lighting or whatever.
Shoots can take weeks to months even to finish editing and send out.
So I’m just mentioning this because it feels like heavy false information about what the process is like and the amount of time required to do them and I feel it’s relevant to this post because I see many people saying “where are the photos it’s been long enough” when in reality it hasn’t
I don’t know what a kink bar is. And obviously you disagree, haha, you posted the analogy
It’s not common for young single pretty girls to online alone in the suburbs. You are honey to the bees to this married man with no boundaries.
You mean to tell me you don’t know when a guy is attracted to you based on behavior and know when to shut it down? Clearly your neighbor saw a change in her husband’s behavior after a much younger pretty single girl moved in next door. Perhaps like chatting you up, spending a lot of time in the backyard when he never used to, Bering overly friendly with the new neighbor when he never was ( and to be fair, you wouldn’t know because you just met them) and she knows her husband better than you then, it’s safe to assume he did find you attractive. If this has not occurred to you then you are not telling us everything or are obtuse.
It sounds like you did what you could but it would be nice if you just stayed away from them all together.
Sorry, from a biological perspective, it’s ending a human life. There’s no argument on this basis, from anyone. You’re wrong.
Being a sister-in-law isn't some kind of standardized job where you're legally entitled to equal compensation. Holy shit- she's not allowed to be closed to one woman than another just because both are technically her future SIL's? The idea that someone feels entitled to a spot in a wedding party is pretty gross. You can feel hurt that you might not be as close with SIL as you thought you were, but even that's like “If I can't dominate one of the top spots in your social life, then I don't even want to know you” which is, also, gross.
And FFS it's not “hiding things from you” for her not to update someone not in her wedding party about every single decision she makes about her wedding party. Maybe your brother wanted to add another groomsman. Maybe a third person she asked wasn't originally available, then changed their mind later. Maybe SIL was her best friend for years before getting with her brother, or has become her best friend since, and is one of the two people she planned. I'm just floored that you are so fucking determined to make her wedding about you, and ruin relationships over you feeling entitled to that spot before you even met the person your brother was going to marry. Really? You really think you're owed this?
And now you what…are skipping the wedding to sit home and pout? Or when you say you're not part of their big day do you mean not the part you want? And you won't even discuss the wedding with her anymore, because you think her not reporting to you like you're her boss is “hiding things?” Just…wow.
TLDR: She has done nothing wrong, and your framing of her actions as dishonest or unfair is entitled and dramatic. You're allowed to be disappointed, but you're having a full-scale existential crisis and getting ready to nuke your pleasant family dynamic because you think the fiancée owes you this, when she really does not.
To some extent whether profs dating students is creepy is social construct. My mentor (who started working at my school the same week I was born) married his student and they had a lovely life together, and that was perfectly normal then. But now that it’s accepted that it’s creepy to date students, the only profs who still do it are the creeps.
But also, even when it was more acceptable than now, it was still a situation that was just ripe for power abuses, cheating, and other forms of ickiness. Another prof at my school left his wife and kids to marry a student. Someone who was my professor cheated on her husband with student, and people only knew this bc the janitor caught them having sex in her office. I know another professor who gave his students sex toys and told them to think of him while using them.