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Snarky in the Suburbs Episode: #114 One Big Happy Family

Snarky in the Suburbs · 114

It’s a Two Snarky Letter Day! We start out with a letter about creating one big happy family and the other one is what I’m going to call Mother-of the-Bride wedding woes. My Rant is about Debbie Downers and Gloomy Guses. Ugh. The Observation deals with the current state of air travel. So, it’s come to this - duct…

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Regarding letter #2 - I fear the daughter is in a bad relationship and shouldn’t be getting married to that man. He sounds controlling and selfish and I think the daughter is afraid to confront him. She is in for a life of unhappiness if sh…

@stellasmom8421 · YouTube comment

In regards to letter #1: I'm estranged from one of my two sisters. My Mom seems to think it revolves around a single incident, where I finally understood that less contact means less drama for all of us. Parents don't see all the years of m…

@CynthiaWerstein · YouTube comment

About the wedding where the fiancé wants to plan everything and the budget is getting out of control. I have thoughts based on experience. In my family we have an Uncle with money who likes to help when he can. When I was getting married my…

@NotTheExpert2 · YouTube comment

I am not a fan of the message, "just get over it for the sake of harmony in the family". NO! People who have been hurt have the right to set protective boundaries for themselves and their children. Snarky's advice is spot on.

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