“Bridal Betrayal: Friend’s Fiery Fallout Over Rude Boyfriend’s Wedding Ban Sparks Drama!”
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So when the author was getting married, she chose not to invite her friend’s boyfriend as they weren’t close
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Her friend confronted her about it, expressing hurt that she was the only one without her partner present and asking why he couldn’t be tolerated
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The author apologized as she felt bad, but was left wondering if she should have just invited her friend’s boyfriend
The OP’s friend had been dating this guy for years, but he was someone their friend group disliked. Described as self-centered and rude, her friend’s boyfriend had a reputation that wasn’t necessarily the best.
Despite the friend’s insistence that her boyfriend was different when they were alone, her friends—including the OP—couldn’t ignore his behavior in social settings. However, to keep the peace, the group adopted an unspoken rule: tolerate him for their friend’s sake.
The OP got married and invited close friends and their significant others but intentionally left her friend’s boyfriend out. She simply didn’t want him there. For one, they’d had a major fallout in previous years, and this led to them being civil with each other, but not close.
However, during the wedding, the OP’s friend felt isolated because her boyfriend wasn’t there. So when the reception came, she tearfully admitted to feeling left out—not just at the wedding, but throughout her relationship with her boyfriend.
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