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Now, today's first story comes from Wishbone Wedding, who says, am I the asshole for refusing

to include my mum when I go wedding dress shopping and it does

come with an update as well. I female 29 am engaged to my fiance male 32 and we plan on having

our wedding towards the end of this year. We are so excited and I cannot wait for him to be my husband.

Together we have planned most of the wedding

and have organized all of the vendors except for buying my wedding dress. I have started the process

of looking for dresses but most bridal boutiques are fully booked into 2023 to accommodate all

of the weddings which were postponed over the past two years.

I've called every boutique within driving distance and have been put on every waiting list.

About a week ago, I received a call from a local boutique telling me that someone had cancelled their appointment and that spot had been opened up if I would like to take it.

The only catch is that the appointment

will be early in the morning, as most boutiques have extended their business hours to accommodate

as many people as possible. With current restrictions, the boutique only allows for me to bring

one guest, so I phone my mum, female 52, to invite her along. This is an event that I'd really like to share

with her, as she has always told me she'd like to be there. Unfortunately, as she reminded me,

the appointment coincides with her weekly yoga class, which she has been attending for 20 years.

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