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it does contain talk of death and grief. So if you do want to skip the story, please feel free to do

so. Time stamps are always down in the description and along the timeline below. Thank you. And this is

from the M.I. The Arsoul, so I read it from a throwaway account who says,

Am I the asshole for not wanting

to feature my fiance's former SO who passed away in our wedding.

Trigger warning for loss and death. My fiance was engaged for about a month to his high school

sweetheart when she passed away in a tragic freak accident.

For personal reasons, I don't want to get into how it happened, but it was no one's fault.

This was maybe six years ago.

Just for the purpose of the post, I'll call her Mandy.

My fiancé has been very open about this loss and how it affected him throughout our relationship. I know he misses

her and the memories he has with her are important and special. I don't want to take away anything

or demean the relationship and I've always been there for him on hard days and supported him when he needed

it. We got engaged last year. To date date is you'd be determined still for obvious reasons.

It was very emotional for both of us and we've been really happy.

But since planning the wedding, I've been feeling like I'm not only planning it for myself,

but for Mandy as well.

It started as comments from his family.

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