Discriminated Against All My Life Because Of My 'Golden Child' Sister. I Got Revenge - Reddit Family

Discriminated Against All My Life Because Of My 'Golden Child' Sister. I Got Revenge - Reddit Family
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I Was Discriminated Against All My Life Because Of My 'Golden Child' Sister. Finally, I Got My Sweet Revenge On My Wedding Day.
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The narrator experienced lifelong discrimination due to their golden child sister, who was constantly favored by their parents. This favoritism meant the sister was always believed, given more privileges, and allowed to control family dynamics, making the narrator's life miserable.

Despite being popular and hardworking, the narrator faced unjust punishment and isolation due to their sister's manipulative behavior. The parents even tried to prevent the narrator from going to college, insisting they work and contribute to household expenses while funding the sister's education.

The narrator earned a scholarship and escaped to college, finding happiness and distance from their toxic family. They met a supportive husband who loved drama and helped plan a wedding in the narrator's hometown. The parents demanded the sister walk down the aisle first in a wedding dress, claiming it was fair since she was older. The husband pretended to agree and tricked the parents into paying for the wedding's best options.

On the wedding day, the sister was blocked from entering by hired security, and the parents' plan was exposed. Guests were horrified, and the parents were publicly berated. The husband denied involvement, leaving the parents without proof. The narrator and husband enjoyed their wedding and honeymoon, feeling vindicated.

The sister later sent unhinged messages blaming the narrator, which the husband shared with the family group chat. The couple received support and ensured the parents and sister couldn't ruin their honeymoon. The narrator realized they couldn't change their family's behavior but could protect themselves and find happiness together.
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