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Awkward turtle: the animal mascot of the awkward moment. How to do the awkward turtle:
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As much as I love turtle power, some situations require a bit more to cut the tension. When you have to answer questions like: “Why didn’t you pick me to be a bridesmaid?” or “Am I going to make the cut for your guest list?” or “You should make me a bridesmaid so I can go to your wedding!” (Believe it or not, I was asked all three questions by the same person. Awk-ward!)
I’ve also had to delicately handle people who assume they’ll receive an invitation. It’s been tough because the majority of them are genuinely excited to come to the wedding and celebrate. Regardless of whether they understand our choice to have a smaller wedding, I’ve still been met with disappointment served with a side of guilt. These feelings make me hem and haw and wish that I had something like this to cause a distraction while I run away:
See those barrels in the background? Shh…I’m hiding in there. Unfortunately, it’s a general fact of life that you can’t please everyone. And, it seems like the harder you try, the worse it gets and no one is happy (including you). Repeat after me: your true friends will be understanding and supportive.
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Have you been asked questions that left you floundering for an answer? You’re not alone! Share any tactful “go to” lines that work for multiple situations!
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