Asking Eric: My Cousin Ghosted Me. Should I Still Go to His Daughter’s Wedding?
The advice columnist says a formal invitation would still count, and two of the writer’s brothers plan to attend the wedding.
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Asking Eric: Cousin hasn’t spoken to me since falling out; now I’m invited to his daughter’s wedding
Dear Eric: Three years ago, I had a falling out with my cousin, Harris, at a family gathering. Harris, like me, is a retiree in his mid-60s. We have been friendly before this. Harris also has three siblings, and I am on great terms with all of them.
Asking Eric: Family rift leaves cousin questioning wedding attendance
DEAR ERIC: Three years ago, I had a falling out with my cousin, Harris, at a family gathering. Harris, like me, is a retiree in his mid-60s. We have been friendly before this. Harris also has three siblings, and I am on great terms with all of them.
Asking Eric: My cousin ghosted me. Should I still go to his daughter’s wedding?
Dear Eric: Three years ago, I had a falling out with my cousin, Harris, at a family gathering. Harris, like me, is a retiree in his mid-60s. We have been friendly before this. Harris also has three siblings, and I am on great terms with all of them.He confronted me about something I wrote in the family gathering’s logbook that he found negative. I attempted to apologize, but he rejected it and refused to talk. He left the next day, and I have no…
Asking Eric: I’ve tried apologizing for three years, but my cousin won’t respond to any contact
Dear Eric: Three years ago, I had a falling out with my cousin, Harris, at a family gathering. Harris, like me, is a retiree in his mid-60s. We have been friendly before this. Harris also has three siblings, and I am on great terms with all of them.
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