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from the Am I the asshole here subreddit. And it says, am I the asshole here for telling my mom,

I'm used to it after my parents ruined the surprise of my engagement and the wedding dress.

I 27th female am getting married in September 2025.

I'm in a long-distance relationship.

My partner lives in England and I'm in the US.

But lucky enough that I work remote and visit about three times a year for six weeks at a time, and he visits me in the

US about four times a year for once a week. When he was planning to propose, he'd asked my parents

blessings in March 24. My parents had assumed that I would know he was proposing. My dad had

told me in a conversation that following week, he was proposing in December

2024. As you could imagine, I was upset. My mother invalidated my feelings and said I was making

it a big deal and being stupid for not assuming it was going to be during Christmas because

that's when both of our families were together. My argument is that while I could

have had a hunch, I didn't want to be told when it was, and basically could have practically gone a whole year

wondering excitedly when it would be. For all I know, he could have proposed before that, and Christmas,

we would have had an engagement party. Anyway, basically my dad apologized, but my mum has stood firm on saying I'm dramatic

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