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Guaranteed Human. The Bridezilla discarded me after

using me for her wedding. Oh no. Long time, good friends of mine announced they were getting married. I had

been friends with both of them since childhood. We went to school together, stayed at each other's

houses, our parents socialized with each other, basically best friends of mine. We remained in touch

socially and had attended each other's family events frequently over the years.

I was part of the fairly large group that made up the gang that eventually made up the

wedding party. By the way, this comes from user's Speedy Peets.

And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-O-K-Storytime Sub-R-I'm Dakota. I'm Carly. I'm Keon. And we're here to give you good advice, goofily. But we don't have all the answers. We only know what we would do. so if you would do something different, let us know in the comments.

As OP says,

Brian Zilla always had to be the center of attention,

but that was not on your question. something different, let us know in the comments. As OP says, Brian Zilla always had to be the center of attention,

but that was not unusual behavior in our group of friends.

She was not the only one who needed to always be the star at social gatherings,

and her groom Zilla would do outrageous things to get attention to.

Aw, they're made for each other.

They were two peas in a pod.

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