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Now today's first story was a suggestion over on our own

subreddit from Edwig Flies Again, so thank you so much for that. And it's originally from

the Am I the Asshole? Would I Be the Asshole Public Subreddit? And it says, Am I the Asshole for

expecting my sister to finally pay me back for her wedding. Five years later. I 32 female

am still so frustrated over this and honestly I need some outside perspective. Five years ago,

my sister, 30 female, got married and was struggling financially at the time. I stepped in to

help and ended up covering

a big chunk of a wedding cost. Venue deposit, catering and decorations. We agree she'd pay me back

once she got on her feet and I trusted her. But every time I brought it up over the years,

she'd brush it off with things like, don't worry about it, or you were such a big help,

just think of it as my gift from you. I didn't want to start family drama, so I let it slide,

but it's always bothered me. Fast forward to last week, she calls asking if I can help her with a

down payment for a new house. The amount she needs, pretty much the same as what she still owes me.

I told her I'd be willing to help, but only after she pays me back for the wedding first.

She got defensive immediately, saying it's been so long, and not I'm being unfair for holding it

over her head. She insists she thought I had just gifted her the money. Now she's not speaking

to me and even my parents are trying to convince me to just let it go for the sake of peace.

But it feels like she's been taken advantage of my kindness for years. I'm tired of pretending

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