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So I (26F) just got back from my sister’s (28F) wedding last weekend, and I’m still pretty upset about what happened. I’m hoping y’all can give me some perspective because right now, I feel like crap.
Some background: My sister Anna and I have always had a complicated relationship. She’s the type-A, always-on-top-of-everything, super successful one, while I’ve always been more laid-back and creative. I’m an artist, and I recently started my own small business selling my paintings and doing commissions. It’s been slow, but it’s starting to pick up, and I’m really proud of it. But my family, especially Anna, has always been a bit dismissive of my career choice. They don’t get why I didn’t go the “traditional” route like she did.
Anyway, fast forward to the wedding. The ceremony was beautiful, and I was honestly so happy for her. I even helped out a lot with the planning, even though I wasn’t the Maid of Honor (that was her best friend). I was doing my best to be there for her because, despite everything, she’s my sister and I love her.
At the reception, I finally got a moment alone with Anna to congratulate her. I told her how amazing everything was, how happy I was for her, all that stuff. And she just smiles and says, “Thanks! I’m surprised you actually made it. I figured you’d be too busy with your little hobby business.”
I was stunned. Like, did she really just call my career a “hobby”? I kinda laughed it off and said, “It’s not a hobby, it’s my job,” but she just shrugged and said, “Well, it’s not a real job, but I’m glad you’re having fun with it.”
I didn’t know what to say, so I just walked away. I tried to enjoy the rest of the night, but honestly, I couldn’t shake what she said. It felt like she was belittling everything I’ve been working so hard for. So after dinner, I just decided to leave. I didn’t say goodbye to her or anyone, I just grabbed my stuff and left.
Now, my mom is furious with me for “ruining” the night by leaving early, and Anna hasn’t spoken to me since. My dad is trying to stay neutral, but he did say I might’ve overreacted.
I don’t know, maybe I did. But it really hurt hearing her say that, especially on her wedding day when I was just trying to support her. AITA for leaving the wedding early?
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