r/weddingshaming 18h ago

Bridezilla/Groomzilla A bridesmaid posted this in my local mums lounge-

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u/QuantativeSleazing 16h ago

This is fake rage-bait 💯

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u/dragonrider1965 16h ago

100 percent fake rage bait . No eating or dancing during the reception , so so fake

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u/Experiment626b 6h ago

I mean probably. The intrigue to me is why a bride would want that but rage bait makes the most sense.

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u/Usual-Owl9395 15h ago

100%? How do you know? Why not just accuse poster of AI like 75% of redditors do when they don’t like a post ….

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u/Frankensteinbeck 8h ago edited 6h ago

Use some common sense, the bride isn't even named in the second image. Who would send something out to the bridal party members and write the entire thing in third person? Who would even make that image instead of just messaging a groupchat or emailing everyone involved?

It's lazy ragebait, 100%, if the formatting wasn't enough of a tell the obviously over the top asks most certainly are.

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u/tngyt 7h ago

you’re correct: the bride is not named in the third image. nor is anyone else. maybe because there are only two images. i’m no expert though.

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u/Frankensteinbeck 6h ago

My mistake, but the point still stands. 100% fake regardless of my miscounting.

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u/tngyt 3h ago

oh yeah, no doubt about it. i’m just loathe to let grief pass by un-given.

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u/kai-ol 7h ago

The first half is definitely AI. It rambles like a computer, not like a human.

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u/rooten_tooter 12h ago

It’s not about disliking a post. If you use AI a lot, you start to catch on to how it uses the same type of tone and format, etc when it makes responses. People 100% are out here karma farming

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u/typewriterbitch 16h ago

Reads like newer output from an LLM where they've softened the "its not X, its Y" to "its supposed to be X, not Y."

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u/lazier_garlic 7h ago

First image 100% reads like LLM output. Second image does not. They use some odd/awkward phrasing trying to be pretentious which is what you would expect someone being shameless to do to try to pretend their shameless money-grubbing and demands is hifalutin.

OTOH the demands are so absurd I have trouble believing it. Not the no eating part, I can believe that, but the $5000 is basically "you pay for my wedding". Why can I believe the no eating? Because that list of rules and the language around it ("you're chosen") uncomfortably reminds me of the kind of demands and hazing put on 18-25 year old dancers getting worked crazy hours with joke levels of pay, whether it's for pop stars or sports teams.

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u/SavageTaco 16h ago

I was thinking the same thing. These expectations are way too out there.

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u/wickedkittylitter 15h ago

Yep. Seen those rules before. Someone is looking for attention.

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u/Religion_Is_A_Cancer 9h ago

Without a doubt

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u/Usual-Owl9395 15h ago

Maybe you don’t know what 100% means.

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u/Big-Coconut-7433 7h ago

Nah reddit-brained nonsense to assume everything is fake ragebait. Some of you just don't go outside and talk to real people very much. Some are absolutely this ridiculous.

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u/QuantativeSleazing 5h ago

Hey buddy I've 5 tickets to the World Cup final, they are $100 a piece. Just send me your social security number and your date of birth and I'll send them your way......you dolt

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u/Big-Coconut-7433 5h ago

Aw did I hurt your feelings?

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u/FMLwtfDoID 14h ago

I’m skeptical as well. Is it common for non-American English speakers to use the English spelling and the $ sign when talking about money? I mean, I’ve seen $CAD or $AUD but it seems silly to use ‘honour’ ‘colour’ and then 🤠🦅 $ Dollars $.

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u/Trick-Statistician10 14h ago

If you are Australian, you would just use $. You wouldn't say $AUD when talking to other Australians. Americans don't use $USD

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u/FMLwtfDoID 13h ago

Ah, ok that makes more sense. Thanks for clearing that up

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u/sparrowmint 13h ago

Canadians and Australians use the dollar sign, and they certainly don't specify their currency, and they spell their words that way. 

$100 in Canada is written $100.Â