A woman from China reportedly quit her job of five years after only one out of the seventy co-workers she invited to her wedding showed up.
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The anonymous woman complained about her situation on the Chinese social media platform Weibo and said she expected her colleagues to show up since she had attended their weddings. Additionally, she had six tables reserved for her coworkers, but only one showed up and was her apprentice. According to Oddity Central, the bride felt humiliated about the entire situation and kept her head down throughout the day.
After the news of her wedding fiasco went viral, the bride reportedly resigned from her job to avoid further humiliation due to ranting about the situation online. Also the bride reportedly invited them to the ceremony two months prior and invited all 70 of her coworkers so they wouldn’t feel uncomfortable at the wedding.
“I sent invitations to my colleagues in the company two months before getting married. At that time, I was very confused when I sent the invitations. I have worked in the company for 5 years, and one-third of my colleagues have given them gifts. , If I only send invitations to my colleagues who have greeted me, I get along very well with other colleagues in the company. I am afraid that they will feel uncomfortable, so I send invitations to colleagues in the company.”
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However, some commentators agreed with her decision to resign from the job while others believe her coworkers weren’t obligated to be there.
“If it were me, I would also resign, because I really have no face to stay in the company any longer. Only one of the 70 people came. It is obvious that you have problems with interpersonal relationships. What you call everyone getting along well is just your own opinion. You say that some people can’t understand because they don’t want to be polite, but you have to say It’s unbelievable that everyone is, because if your company is full of people like this, you’re unlikely to get along with them,” one person wrote under the woman’s post.
Another person said: “If it were me, I wouldn’t send invitations to all my colleagues in the company. I would throw the melon seeds on the table. After everyone knows, everyone who wants to go will go. If you want to be better, you can send invitations in private to avoid those who don’t want to go. Your colleagues are embarrassed, which shows that your emotional intelligence is worrying. Besides, as a female employee, there may be the possibility of giving birth to a child and resigning to be a stay-at-home mother at any time. No one’s money comes from the wind, and your “widespreading” behavior will make people feel that you are making money It is reasonable not to go.”
It was unclear if any of her colleagues responded to the post or the woman’s resignation.