Earlier this week, we posed a simple but unsurprisingly divisive question on The Citizen’s Instagram:
Earlier this week, we posed a simple but unsurprisingly divisive question on The Citizen’s Instagram:
If an acquaintance you barely speak to suddenly adds you to a WhatsApp wedding contribution group, with no greeting, no conversation, just a contribution target and a payment deadline, do you contribute to keep the peace, or do you quietly leave the group?
The responses came flooding in.
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