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Twitter User's Text Response To Aunt Who Won't Attend Gay Wedding Due To 'Christian Values' Rips Her A New One 🔥

Twitter User's Text Response To Aunt Who Won't Attend Gay Wedding Due To 'Christian Values' Rips Her A New One 🔥
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By Comic Sands EditorialSep 13, 2018
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A Twitter user is making waves after they called out an aunt who was selectively picking and choosing her Christian values.

A Twitter user who goes by the handle @TheDPGay posted an email exchange with a relative that points out what a slippery slope judgment can be. After @TheDPGay invited her to their wedding, the aunt replied she wouldn't be attending and gave her reason. That didn't fly with @TheDPGay who came back with some serious receipts.


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@DPGay/Twitter

At least Mom approved of the message.



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Twitter approved as well.




Once they got over the shock of it all.







People from all walks approved.


There may be a lot of crashers.





We hope the couple has a lovely wedding. Everyone who should be there will be there.

H/T: Indy100, Pink News

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