What do you think a mother could do to make her son refuse to invite her to his wedding?
And this despite the fact that she raised them as a sister by herself. She gave her children an excellent education, put them on their feet, bought their own home, and she was taken and not invited to the most important day in her child’s life.
The son did not actually know his father, but he remembered to invite him. And it is nothing that the father left the family when the children were very young, he never paid child support, never visited the children, never made purchases for the children, not even a hundred grams of candy never bought. However, he was among the most important guests at the wedding.
The father was always traveling around the world, working as a construction worker, a fisherman, and a gamekeeper. The son and daughter did not communicate with the father for many years. The father returned to his hometown only after the children became adults. Obviously, the man did not help the children with money, and morally he never supported them.
The father was married many times, lived with one woman and then another. He came to his son’s wedding with his fifth or seventh wife and all his children from previous marriages. But he forgot to invite his mother, who gave him her life. His little sister did not go to her brother’s wedding either, as she was in solidarity with her mother.
If the father told his son not to invite his own mother to his wedding, then what a pittance on such a son!
Or maybe the bride made the bridegroom condition that there would be no wedding if he invited his mother.
The son hoped to organize a banquet by his own efforts, but he did not have enough money, since he bought a brand new car, so he had to ask his mother for financial help.
The son offered his mother to either buy his bride a dress or pay for the banquet. The mother agreed, but on one condition, that she would pay for the feast only for the guests from her side.
There were no more than twenty such guests; let the father pay for his own guests himself, she decided, and let the matchmakers pay for the feast for their own kin. Why should the mother pay for all the guests alone?
From that day on, the son never came to see his mother again, nor did he answer the phone when she called. The wedding was celebrated last weekend, all the guests rejoiced, but the mother wept alone…
