My friend is a Bridezilla horror stories. Can you share some similar experiences?

A big sign is being highly demanding. Bridezillas often expect everyone to drop everything for their wedding. They might call their friends at odd hours to discuss minor wedding details. Also, they get very angry over small things, like if the wedding cake sample isn't exactly as they imagined.

Sure. One funny bridezilla story is about a bride who demanded that all the flowers at her wedding be a very specific shade of pink. When the florist showed her the sample that was just a tiny bit off, she threw a huge tantrum right in the middle of the flower shop. It was like she had turned into a different person over a color difference.

Sure. I once had a best friend. We were inseparable. But then she moved to another city. We tried to keep in touch, but gradually the distance took its toll. We started having less in common, and our conversations became fewer and fewer. Eventually, we just drifted apart.

I had a best friend in high school. We did everything together. But after graduation, our paths just went in different directions. He started hanging out with a different crowd and I was focused on my studies. Slowly, our friendship faded. It was a difficult thing to accept because he was such an important part of my life for so long.

Sure. Once my friend borrowed my favorite book without asking. When I found out, she had already spilled coffee on it. I was furious because she didn't respect my things.

Sure. My dog, Rocky, is like a shadow. He follows me everywhere. One time, I had a bad day at school. When I came home, Rocky immediately came to me and put his head on my lap. It was like he knew I needed comfort. We sat like that for a long time.

I know of a bridezilla who during the rehearsal dinner, noticed that one of the tablecloths had a tiny stain. Instead of just covering it up or getting a new tablecloth, she made a huge scene. She started yelling at the wedding planner, the caterer, and anyone else she could find. It was so funny because it was such a small thing but she acted like it was the end of the world.

One of my friend's best friend horror stories was when her so - called best friend spread false rumors about her at school. It was a nightmare for her. Everyone started looking at her differently, and she lost some other friends because of those lies. Eventually, she found out it was her best friend who started it all just because of envy.

Well, I don't have personal experiences from those specific horror stories. But generally, on a cruise, horror stories could involve things like bad food. Maybe the food on the Windstar cruise was inedible, like overcooked and cold at the same time. Another aspect could be bad service. The staff might have been rude or unresponsive, not fulfilling passengers' basic requests.

Well, my cousin once taught me some card game stories. We would play cards and he'd tell me all about the history of the games and the strategies that players used in the old days. It was really interesting.