You can dance if you wanna
by
capricorn40
05/29/2008, 6:18 AM #
Or not.
I fail to see what the real problem is. She's not asked to dance and her partner doesn't have a problem with it.
Also, I really don't see how the partner's brother's fiancee's family tradition has any effect on them. If my younger brother fiancee's family had this tradition of me sticking my head in a barrel of water or something totally stupid, I'd tell them to get bent. I respect your traditions and you are more than welcome to perform them at family events, but don't expect me embrace something that I wasn't brought with. If I want to do it, fine. If not, not my problem.
Prudie right on the money with this one. It's not her partner's tradition, it's someone's elses. If he lacks the backbone to say no, excuse yourself for a bathroom break and come back when the dance is over. She should not make any rifts about this. It's not really her problem.
BTW, I have a STRONG feeling this woman does a lot of bitching on the behalf of the partner. Just the feeling SHE feels slighted because her partner has to do the dance and because he's not the type to "rock the boat".