My "feminist" sister is getting married...

So my sister is getting married in a few weeks. I'm not exactly surprised. She's one of those "I'm a feminist, but I want a husband and kids" type chick. After years of banging tons of guys and "focusing on her own career" she's now gonna go marry some high earning guy who will "support her career" while she pops out kids and shops at Whole Foods.<br><br>I have to admit, I'm a bit concerned about her marriage. She's had tons of sex with tons of guys. And I'm sure her husband is a simp who will ignore that fact completely. She set up a registry for the wedding and a few days after she put it online, it was already 50% purchased. I guess that's what you get when you're a 5'9 23 year old chick with a banging body and long hair. Oh, and she's also got a good career.<br><br>While she had a free pussy pass growing up with our family, my brother and I were not so lucky. I got shit on by my parents because I was a shy scared kid who needed therapy. My brother got shit on because he played sports and was more masculine than they would have liked. All in all, we didn't have that great of a childhood, and it's not like my folks ever gave us a set of rules to follow. When my sister got pregnant at 17, my parents totally covered for her. When she decided to drop out of college, they supported her decision even though they shit on my brother for not going to college and me for not getting into a top college.<br><br>I've distanced myself from my family recently. I moved away for work and I just don't bother calling them anymore. It's just not worth the stress of having to deal with them. But when I heard my sister was getting married, I just rolled my eyes and thought "well fuck it. She won." She's won in life by our parents' standards. She's got the career, the guy, the money, and soon she'll have the kids. I guess that's just how it is nowadays. Women are hypergamous, and they will do whatever it takes to win, and my sister has proved that.<br><br>&#x200B;