Listen, it's the bird show.

Maybe A-holes will be a lot more lovable if we just embrace them.

So for 10 minutes each week, we highlight the A-holes.

One is usually asking, am I an A-hole in this case?

Is she the A-hole for letting her child wear a tiara to her cousin's wedding?

She writes, my daughter Chloe, who's four, has a fascination with princesses.

She loves the color pink, wears only dresses, and has an array of tiara.

She wears everywhere except at preschool where she can't, but she does have it in her backpack.

That's how much she loves them.

My 33-year-old cousin Alex invited us to his wedding, which was this past Saturday.

Chloe was so excited because she got to dress up and stayed dressed up the entire time.

She also couldn't wait to see the bride's dress.

She asked if she could wear her princess tiara, and I said, of course, because it was a big celebration.

We got to the wedding on time.

Chloe was all dressed up with her tiara.

However, the start time was delayed for unknown reasons.

15 minutes after it was supposed to start, one of the bride's maids came out and told me that

the bride was refusing to come out because my daughter was wearing a tiara.

I thought she was joking, but she wasn't.

Apparently, the bride was also wearing a tiara and wanted to be the only one wearing it.

This caused a lot of confusion and a rift in our family, and I had to ask my crying daughter

to take off her tiara.

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