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This one's from Made of Honor Throwaway 1 from the Am I the Arsoul subreddit and says,

Am I the Asshole for refusing to attend my best friend's wedding.

I 28 female am entangled in a wedding drama of epic proportions.

My recently engaged best friend, 29 female, asked me to be her maid of honor. And words

can't even describe how happy I was. We've been inseparable since kindergarten and I was ready

to make her big day unforgettable. I spent nearly

$700 on our bachelorette party, buying cute outfits for everyone and renting a party bus with

all you can drink drinks. Yeah, the girls pitched in, but I'm the most financially stable,

so the majority fell on me. I helped plan the wedding of her dreams, right

down to contacting the vendors and setting dates when she was too busy. I made the save the date

and invitation cards. What I'm trying to say is that I did a lot for her. And then two weeks

before the wedding, my best friend asked me to step down and said that her future sister-in-law

would be taking the role of maid of honor. I was pissed and we got into a huge argument over this

where I admittedly said things I wasn't proud of. Since then I've received text from our friends,

best friends family, the groom's family and even sister-in-law telling me that I'm a drama queen

who needs to get over

herself and that it isn't about me. This has really gotten to me and I need to know was I in the

wrong. Edit. Thank you to everyone who's been commenting and giving me advice. I'm going to wait a week

to let emotions call and then try to have a sit down with my friend to talk about this.

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