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Now, today's first story comes from a throw away a can who says, am I the asshole for refusing

to wear my sister-in-law's wedding dress to my wedding?

I, 23 female, and getting married to my fiance 24 male in a month.

He has an identical twin brother with whom he's keeping a bit of distance

with because of his past possessive behavior, of wanting to share everything with each other,

from interests, hobbies, and even friends. His brother got a lope to his wife, 27 female,

and even suggested to my fiancé to do the same on the same day as him.

But of course, he shut that down quickly, as we both agreed on having a wedding already.

However, I ended up being contacted by my fiancé's brother,

requesting me to wear his wife's wedding dress from their elopement to my wedding,

which I obviously turned down,

telling him that I've already got a specific wedding dress on my mind. He dropped the subject, and for two weeks I didn't hear about it again,

so I thought that was the end of it. But yesterday my fiancé's brother and his wife showed up at our

house, uninvited, may I add. Got up sister-in-law's wedding dress and then

literally asked me to try it out right here. And they'd make adjustments if the size doesn't fit.

Thank God my husband stepped in and kicked them both out of our house. Even though it did end up with a

really big argument between my fiance and his brother.

I got contacted again later on by my brother-in-law, who said that my inability to make any compromises

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