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And let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from the Am I the Arsoul subreddit from

In My Feelings, but I Don't Know, and says, am I the asshole for refusing to pay a friend

who paid for my wedding dress?

Hey Reddit, I was looking to buy this dress from a brand in New York City.

Because I'm not based there, the only option was to go

through a retailer where I'm based at, and that would cost 2.4K, excluding alterations. I found a listing

from Still White, and it was the exact dress I wanted in my size and brand new. The previous

owner had cancelled a wedding for $900. Just to clarify, still white is

like a wedding dress marketplace if you like. Anyway, we continue. My long-time friend from school,

Serena, who happened to be in New York at the time, agreed to pick it up for me and bring it back

with her to where I'm based, where she's also from.

I was really grateful and happy, and I was even intended to gift her $100 on top of the Uber rides to and from the place. I said I would reimburse it as a token of my appreciation.

However, my joy turned to shock, horror, dismay and disbelief when I saw Serena's Instagram story, showcasing her

trying on my wedding dress. I called her out for it, telling her I wasn't happy she not only

tried it on without my permission, but posted it for the public to see. She didn't take it down

even after a conversation we had about this.

To make matters worse, she admitted she collected a dress posing as me.

For an email bill later, I noticed that the dress had also been altered.

What the fuck?

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