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Now this story comes from Blank Cosmic from the

Am I the Asshole subreddit and says, would I be the asshole for skipping out of my brother's

wedding because he excluded my family from the planning and my siblings from the wedding.

I'm a 30 female with seven younger siblings, 25 male, a 21 male and girls 22, 20, 18 and

twin 17.

Our large family is close.

We've been through a lot together, strife, arguments, but we've overcome them all.

Others around us look to us as an example of how close siblings

and parents should be. We're also big on tradition and our culture. My brother, Mark, 25 male,

was the cheapest sib among us. He would always ask for money from our parents and us. God knows

what he would spend it on since he kept coming

back to ask for more. He never contributed anything to the household, even to buy groceries. Really

selfish. Last year Mark got engaged. The date for the wedding was set for May. We were all so

excited to be a part of the wedding. We joked about attire, the playlist

for the reception, etc. He asked our parents for help paying for the wedding. They agreed to pay

more than half of the price since it would be the first wedding of the household. We later learned

that he dropped at least $8,000 of his own money into the wedding.

Turns out he wasn't as broke as we thought.

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