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below thank you and it's titled am i the asshole for telling my fiancee but his best friend can't be his best man i know and it's titled Am I the Arsoul for telling my fiancé that his best friend can't be his best man.

I know how it sounds.

My fiancé 29 male is an amazing guy, sweet, funny, attractive and hardworking.

I 29 female was impressed with him from the moment I met him and we've been together for six years.

We are devoted to each

other and working hard building our shared life. We each put a percentage of our earnings into two

funds, one for our wedding, which is a year away, and another for a down payment on a home. We each

pay the same percentage, but I pay a much larger amount because I went into a higher income field. We've

budgeted it out pretty well. At this rate we'll have enough to buy a home around the same

time as our wedding, as planned. As to the wedding, we both wanted a small one and my fiance

and I decided to have a destination wedding. We're paying for the entire wedding ourselves. My family's

pretty poor so I've always

been saving a portion of my remaining paycheck to be able to pay for all of them to come to the

wedding for free. I'm also paying for one of my bridesmaids who went into teaching and doesn't

make much. My fiancé wouldn't really have the disposable cash to do that, but his family can

afford to pay somewhat

wealthy and is happy for the vacation the problem arose last week my fiance's best friend

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