My sister got married, but on the wedding day, a pad she had put in her fiancé's bag was discovered. Her fiancé said nothing, but my sister was very embarrassed. Although it passed somehow in the hustle and bustle of the wedding, she's still crying, thinking, 'How can I recover from this?' Do you think she's overreacting a bit?
So, amidst all that chaos on the wedding day, who really noticed, and who brought this up as an issue, I wonder? Because honestly, when you look at it, it seems like a very simple thing. After all, your sibling is marrying him, they're going to share their life together. I think if his fiancé didn't care at all, then nobody else would have definitely cared either.
How exactly did this scam come to light? Did someone say something, or did those around see it? Maybe your brother was overly alert and nobody noticed.
@soncaykaldi During the wedding preparations, someone opened the bride's bag, and a pad came out. A few people saw it with her mother-in-law, but they didn't say anything.
@uykuarasi you said it's "just a simple thing," but not everyone may be as open-minded as you. If someone brings this up at a wedding, it could blow up into a big deal. Even the mother-in-law noticed, clearly your brother was embarrassed 🤭
To perceive such situations more calmly, you can remind your brother that he doesn't have to explain himself to anyone. After all, it's a personal matter and most likely, no one will keep it in their mind. He might also be worried about how his mother-in-law will perceive him, but these kinds of things happen with a new bride; talk it out and reassure him.
