Parents and siblings ought to tolerate and sympathize with each member's pros and cons as well as be willing to lend helping hands. However, the truth shows that families are also the sources of lots of mental and emotional malformations. The golden child syndrome, as we know, is one of the awful reasons why somebody becomes disconnected from his (her) family. Today we will bring you a heartbreaking breakup between members of a family where siblings didn't receive their parents' fair and square treatment.

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The original poster wrote and updated her story with her Reddit account name u/paperweightfairy on the viral familial subreddit. She was the second-born sister in the family, along with her oldest brother and youngest sister. The OP had been engaged to her fiance for three years and was expecting an unforgettable lovely wedding, thus she had preserved her marriage ceremony's venue in the previous months. Suddenly, her sister informed the family to be pregnant and claimed to hold her wedding at the same time as the OP. It didn't build up enough until her sister demanded to take away her venue and addressed her as being selfish for declining.

Source: u/paperweightfairy

The OP's grandma and parents stood with her sister leaving her with her aunt and older brother on another side. They argued, sent hurtful messages, and blocked each other. Luckily, her fiance and parents-in-law were defending her too. After the family feud, the OP insisted on her wedding ceremony taking place as she had planned without sending her invitations to her household members except for the ones supporting her.

Source: u/paperweightfairy

Source: u/paperweightfairy

Redditors found the Op's senior family members annoying and intoxicating. It wasn't that they couldn't understand why parents often favored one of their children, but they expected borderline for every kind of bias. They assumed the OP must have been through numerous unfairness and this occasion was the final straw to break the camel's back.

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Reddit even offered financial aid in case the OP was short on her money, however, she replied to be thankful and receive nothing but their care, advice, and emotional support. Besides, Reddit hoped to hear more from the OP to keep them in touch with whatever was coming with her wedding plan. They also wished her to find a new honorable roof to cover her for the rest of her life.

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

Source: r/entitledparents

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