Asking Eric: My sister has too many opinions about my son's wedding
My sister and I have never been close. She was never very kind to, nor interested in, my son, my husband or me. We've had entire decades of silence while she lived a relatively chaotic life. She's divorced, estranged from her adult children and her son didn't invite her to his own wedding.
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