She was mid-prep at her sister’s apartment when a casual idea morphed into something jaw-dropping. Her sister wanted to tell wedding guests that transportation was free—“for that classy touch.” That’s when the truth surfaced: since your husband runs a transportation business with a few cars—he can just handle it.
When she pushed back—“Hold on, you want him to pay for cars, fuel, drivers, AND time for free?”—her sister’s answer was breathtaking: “You can talk to him—he listens to you.”
Her response was simple and firm: “I won’t ask my husband to sacrifice his business just so you can look good in front of rich friends.”
Suddenly, concern was reframed as unsupportive. But she stood her ground: fairness shouldn’t be collateral damage to aesthetics.
