Her mouth said “I do”. But her nervous system said “I don’t do it”.
Butterflies in a bride’s womb are cut on her big day. But what Kelly O’neill withdrew while the wedding day laps were actually “signs” that she was making a big mistake.
“I just thought I was feeling nervous, but in fact I think it was my body telling me to run,” O’Neill, 26, told him a divorce from the UK for Kennedy News. “When I arrived at the front and started coughing and panic.”
Blown blonde, who then knot with her high school heart at the age of 19 in 2018, recently shared her strange footage in Tiktok, titling the post: “My body literally rejecting it on my wedding day.”
“Not to mention hair that fails and dress,” she noted over 7.3 million viewers.
It was a series of physical warnings, signaling that its union was convicted.
But Britain is far from the single gal dressed in white, which is ignored red flags.
Hollee Lynnea-Kolenda Darnell, 27, passed out, Puned and moved long during her 2021 Nuptials. She and her hubby were captured despite the catastrophic show.
And while most women hope to look smoking in their wedding dresses, a bride in Los Angeles seriously raised heat when her dress was caught on fire during her ceremony.
“It was terrible,” said Bailey, a painter who captured the viral footage of the flame. “I actually threw my phone and ran to get a bucket of water.”
But it seems that nothing can quench the flame between the unfortunate hearts, who, after the fire was extinguished, continued to say their sacred marriage.
O’neill too moved forward with its promises, despite its anatomy objects.
“My hair had been done, but I remember when we left out, everyone had fallen out and destroyed,” she recalled Kennedy. “The shoulder part of my outfit was unlocked and had to be held together by a stake.”
And things worsened only as she made her way to the altar.
“As soon as the doors were opened and I went down in the row of [felt like I] It wasn’t in my body, ”she recalled. “I broke up so much of all.”
“It started only with a cough, then my body just a frozen type – I was making a panic attack at that moment,” added O’Neill, who blames her inability to call the wedding to be “blind and young”.
“There are small things silly now that I look back and think,” these were all small signs, “she said.
O’Neill and her official now the ex-husband split after only a year of marriage. She credits the divorce by helping her see the issues of their relationship more clearly.
“When I left him, everyone was raising my eyes,” said General Z, who is now in a new relationship and has recently become a new mother.
“I saw [the video] And I just felt sad about that girl. I didn’t know him like me. It came only after, “O’Neill said.
But after sharing Vid online, it was surprised by mixed reactions.
“I decided to see if someone else can have to do with him, but many of my comments about Tiktok simply say,” You have to leave, “” O’neill was pleaded. “But it’s never so black and white.”
“I entered the wedding without expectation [of how to feel]”She continued. “And that is why I found it so to draw a line between what I really was feeling and what I thought I was feeling.”
Fortunately, the inner trauma did not say what a “I do” re-do in the future.
“I don’t regret getting married, but I know the next time I’ll never know something,” she said before offering some pearls of wisdom to other unsafe brides.
“I would encourage people to listen to their bodies if something doesn’t feel good, especially if you are young,” O’Neill advised. “Surround yourself with good people who love you and don’t be afraid because the grass is not always greener, but it can definitely be.
“You will want to ignore everyone’s advice and think you know everything,” she warned, “but your body knows.”
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