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My sister is getting married. ?Again. ?This will make her 4th marriage and I am really happy for her, because he's a wonderful guy.
Her friends threw her a little bachelorette thing last night, nothing too crazy (I couldn't make it since I've had this stomach thing and it was in NY) Anyway, they went dancing and one of her friends went up to the DJ and had him play "This Time I Know It's For Real", by Donna Summer.
Sis had had a few drinks by then and was none too pleased- when she normally has an awesome sense of humour. ?I thought it was kinda funny but I also understand why she was upset. ?She tends to get very irrational when she drinks and told the girl she doesn't want to talk to her anymore.
I told her she overreacted a little and should just give it a few days to let it pass. ?I said that I don't think what the girl did was very nice, but I think she was just trying to be funny. ?Now my FORTY-FIVE year old sister is ticked at me because I'm "not taking her side 100%". ?Sheesh. ?It was just a song. ?It's not like the time my friend's DH requested "Baby Got Back" for his wife at a wedding I was at! (I kid you not- he left alone that night!!) ? WDYT?
Re: Oy vey.
Geez, what the big deal. Its just a song right?! I think (and this is just the psych major in me) that there is some truth to what the song says and she probably feels thats what people see her as. Hopefully she has found love at last. But I find that ppl get all up in arms when jokes like this happen because they find some truth in what the person is saying, or singing in this matter.
She probably just wanted to hear from you, "ya your right, blah blah blah, no you didnt overreact" when she probably knows that she did a bit.
Alcohol amps everything up, right!?