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story comes from Throw Dad 7755 and it does follow with an update as well, titled, Am I the

Asshole for refusing to walk my daughter down the aisle? I, male 49, have two daughters, Marie 27 and

Julie 23. For context, Julie is not my biological daughter since I

married my current wife when she was only two and since her dad was absent I adopted her as my own

but I love both my daughters the same. This being said, I am closer to Julie since she has and still

lives with us and we do almost everything together. Instead, Marie is closer to Julie since she has and still lives with us and we do almost everything together.

Instead, Marie is closer to her mom. Mainly because her mom got full custody of her and has never

lived with me. Now to the main issue. Julie got engaged about a year ago and immediately asked me

to walk her down the aisle. I of course agreed and have

actively helped her with the planning of the wedding which is scheduled to October 2022.

A couple of weeks ago, Marie asked me to go grab a coffee with her and let me know she's currently

pregnant and will soon get married. To be honest, this got me off guard since I didn't even

know she had a boyfriend.

She apparently will have a quiet, fast wedding since she doesn't want to show off too much,

meaning her wedding will be in three months. She says it would be a small ceremony and asks me

to walk her down the aisle. I felt weird about it since I don't even know a fiancé and it's all

so sudden, so I asked her to let me think about it since I don't even know her fiance and it's all so sudden.

So I asked her to let me think about it.

It seemed like this answer surprised her, but she understood.

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