'We went through more than 15 guys by the time I finally left': Raunchy bachelorette party activity goes too far, sister-of-the-groom wants her money back after the MOH shares an 'ex boyfriend powerpoint'

Bachelorette parties were designed to be tacky, tasteless, girly, and above all, raunchy. Anyone who's ever attended or planned a bach knows that the key component to a successful send off into marriage is to relive the past in some way, making fun of exes, talking s3x, and generally preparing your friend to become one with the love of their life. However, for younger girls, and insecure narcs, this might be a tough concept to grasp. 

One Redditor recently dished on the debauchery that occurred at her brother's future wife's bachelorette and how she pretty much ruined all the harmless fun. Being the odd-man-out, the little sister only knew the bride to be and immediately put herself in the "other" category of the girls. This escalated when the MOH brought out a cheeky little powerpoint presentation that detailed out all of her besties final s3xcapades and ghosts of boyfriends past. Each slide of the powerpoint showed some s3xy photo of one of her exes, included a brief description and a theme song. 

Most would laugh at the past life of the bride to be, but the little sister took every single shirtless man photo personally. She thought they were deliberately disrespecting her brother. Dramatically, she stormed out of the room, made her grievances known, then left the bachelorette party early. To rub salt in the wound, she narced to her brother and even spilled the beans to her mom about the provocative powerpoint, childishly tattle-tailing on her future sister-in-law's friend group. 

Real mature. 

After the dust had settled on the powerpoint, the little sis decided she didn't want any part of this party and refused to pay her share of the charges. She chased after the MOH and demanded a refund of $225 because she didn't like how the bachelorette party went down. Do you think she overreacted? For more outrageous wedding drama, check out this story about a man who publicly roasts his fiancé on their wedding invite website.