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13-year-old stains stepmother's wedding dress with the help of the chocolate fountain: 'They never did get the stain out'

Accidents tend to happen on wedding days. No matter how meticulously a bride and groom may organize the event, not everything will go according to plan. It's inevitable, which is why it's actually quite easy to get away with sabotaging someone's wedding reception and making it look like an accident.

Of course, we do not condone this behavior typically, but every so often, a couple is so poorly matched and at least one member of the duo is so mean-spirited that sabotage becomes both unavoidable and necessary. In this instance, we have a brave 13-year-old who stood up to her stepmother in spite of her cruelty and unacceptable behavior. Because her father turned out to be hopelessly unhelpful, the younger daughter needed to take matters into her own hands. Keep scrolling below for the full saga and for the best reactions from folks in the comments section.

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  • This impending marriage was already off on the wrong foot, considering the fact that the 13-year-old's father began this relationship with infidelity. Of course, this is not the only instance where a new romance is born out of adultery, but there is a lot of work needed to be done on the parent and stepparent's part to rebuild a sense of trust in the family unit after the breakdown of a previous marriage. This father and soon-to-be stepmother were clearly unwilling to do that emotional labor.

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    When I was 13, so eight years ago, my dad remarried, after divorcing my mom 4 years before. Before the divorce, his fiancée had been his mistress.
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    My mom is completely better off without him, and ignoring the fact that I wouldn't exist, I don't think she should have married him in the first place. Even if I think my parents weren't a good match, that's no excuse to cheat on your wife.
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    This woman was vile in all sorts of ways. She constantly belittled me, made fun of the fact I needed to take pills for my 3 ss (despite being a pharmacist? I don't get it either) and was generally awful to me and my siblings. But she was
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    a decade younger than my dad and reasonably hot, so he didn't give a sh how she treated us. The one time he actually listened to us about her is when they were thinking of having a baby and my brother said he'd ask our mom to sue for full custody of us if they did.
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    So anyway, they got married. I was a bridesmaid, cause that b had no real friends. (The other two bridesmaids were her sister and my sister.) My brother was the best man, cause she didn't like my dad's best friend.
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    He and my dad still don't talk to this day, even though the guy was like an uncle to me as a little kid. It was a wedding, everything went normally.
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    But at the beginning of the reception, before the first dance, we were taking pictures in front of a chocolate fountain, looking like the happy family we never were and would never be. I'm on m, and have a the a m s problem maintaining eye contact.
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    This extends to looking at a camera. So when we had to retake a photo because I wasn't looking, she leans down and whispers something in my ear. I'm not going to repeat it, but it involved the r-word. I don't like saying it.
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    Anyway, I kinda snapped, and decided she was gonna pay for this. No one noticed (or at least no one called me out) when I started slowly moving the chocolate fountain towards the edge of the table. When it got to
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    the edge, it makes contact with the back of that pure white. wedding dress and slowly drips down. By the time she notices, it looks like she's sh herself. But
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  • The bride made several mistakes in this story, the most egregious of which was the unforgivable way she spoke to her stepdaughter. However, a more amusing mistake was posing for photos in her white dress right in front of a chocolate fountain. Rookie mistake!

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    for all anyone else knows this was an accident. She has no spare dress, and that stain is not coming out. So first dance, cutting the cake, speeches, everything, this woman has what looks like a sh stain on the back of her dress.
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    It was a small revenge, but it was so worth it. What's supposed to be the happiest day of this st woman's life, and she's gonna remember that stain, every time she thinks about it. They never
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    did get the stain out. And nobody knew it was me. Until now, I guess. Hi family, if you're reading this. Suzie, you're a and you deserved that chocolate stain.
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  • Several folks weighed in with complimentary feedback for the 13-year-old regarding her “glorious” petty revenge!

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    Croakerboo Glorious. Glorious.
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    HavePlushieWillTalk Oooo. I wish I could have done something like that to my stepmother when she married my father... but I wasn't invited.
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    That shows you what a stand up person she is. It wasn't like it was a no-kids wedding. I'm not sure if it was but... I was in my 20s. So.
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    Excuse me while I daydream how good it would have been... Got a mean smile on my face...
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    Wandering Doe62 Anyone who uses that word, let alone whispers it to a child, deserves that and so much more. I'm sorry she treats you like that OP. Ps your revenge is fantastically malicious.
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    AliceFlex I knew I would be wearing a big white dress. I knew there would be children present. I made sure not to order a chocolate fountain. I can't understand why anyone would have one.
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