Hey, hey Waffle gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out

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which comes from Isle Throwaway and says, I'm the asshole for not asking my father to walk me down the aisle?

Throw away for personal reasons.

I 27 female am engaged,

planning to get married to my partner 30 female for three years next year.

Since I came out as by when I was 15,

my dad hasn't been supportive of me.

He was upset when I first told him about my fiancé and has made it clear he doesn't approve

of me being with a woman.

He's very distant when I take her to my parents home for dinner.

Won't talk to her when making conversation at the dinner table.

When my fiancé isn't around, he's made a lot of subtle

cutting comments about her and our relationship, despite me telling him to back off. He makes it

very clear in general that he doesn't see her as a family. Basically, he's been casually homophobic

my entire life. You know the type. He's not providing any financial support for the wedding and

when I asked if he would actually be attending the wedding, he just gave me a snide, we'll see.

So I honestly wasn't even expecting he would turn up. Part of our intended wedding ceremony

will involve me being walked down the aisle and given away. I enjoy a lot of the classic wedding

traditions and that's one I really want to carry out. I enjoy a lot of the classic wedding traditions,

and that's one I really want to carry out. I assume my dad wouldn't want to walk me down the

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