She simply tried to cut me off as soon as possible when I finally called to congratulate her.
She shot down my final request, which was perhaps the privilege of dancing with her as a father and daughter.
When the bill arrived and my wife mentioned that she needed money for her wedding, I remained silent. I gave it a lot of thought, but I made it clear that I would not be covering the cost of her wedding because she didn’t view me as her father. I informed my wife that although I would not be covering the cost of her wedding, she was free to spend the money she had saved if she so desired. She was upset with me, claiming that I was being a terrible person and that she hardly had any money saved up.
All of my wife’s relatives—mostly her immediate family, including my father-in-law and brother-in-law—have called to demand payment. Even though it has split our family and turned into a complete catastrophe, I am still standing my stance. Am I making the proper choice?
