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comes from Powerful Activity 333 and says, am I the asshole for not letting my daughter

invite her stepdad to walk her down the aisle, especially since I'm paying for everything.

So my 56 male daughter, 25 female, is getting married

next spring. I've been looking forward to this for years and she and I have always been close.

Her mom and I split when she was around 12 and she mostly lived with me after that. I'd been in

her life full time so I always figured that I'd have that classic

father-daughter moment at her wedding. Her mom remarried about five years ago. And let's just say

I'm not a fan of her new husband. He's a guy who always needs to be the center of attention,

loud and over the top and just exhausting. He's pulled stunts, even at family gatherings from my side,

always making everything about him. I put up with it to keep things civil, but it's been a challenge

for me all the time. I still invite him for my daughter's sake. Fast forward to now, my daughter

is wedding planning and told me she'd like her stepdad to walk her halfway

down the aisle with me.

I couldn't believe that.

I told her, as her actual father, it's a bit hurtful to have to share this big moment

with someone who's only been in her life for a few years.

I've been there through everything, every school event, every late night, every hard time.

Her stepdad has just recently come into the picture, and it stings that she wants to include

him in a moment I always assumed was ours.

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