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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from

terrific terror from the Am I the Asshole subreddit that says, would I be the asshole for canceling

my brother's wedding? I, female 31, have a brother male 28, who is hoping to get married to his

fiancé, female 25.

They've been in a relationship for a long time, have kids in a house together, so she isn't

someone who's new to the family. We're all European, but I own a gorgeous house in Colorado.

It is in the middle of the mountains, surrounded by forest, has huge windows

looking out on my acres surrounding. It truly is stunning and a dream come true. A couple of months

ago, my brother came to me and asked if they could use my house for a destination wedding. While I was

hesitant to host a goddamn wedding in the house of my dreams, I can absolutely understand

how my dream home is her dream venue. I told him they absolutely could, but had some rules,

despite me not living there. One, no more than 25 guests. It truly is in the middle of nowhere,

so guests was half to sleep at the house and I simply

do not have room for more. Two, nothing that permanently alters anything in or around the house.

Three, no smoking indoors. Four, any damage done by them or their guests would have to be paid for.

Since I'm quite protective of the house,

I offer to decorate and find a caterer, and that would be my gift to them. So I'm providing

them with a venue, food, and decorations. I'm currently almost 10k into my gift, because it's

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