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My sisters are not excited for my wedding, even though I was supportive of theirs.

Aw, not fair.

Not very fair.

I, 37 female, have been with my fiancé for 12 years.

We've been engaged for seven of those years and recently decided to finally tie the knot.

By the way, this comes from a user.

And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R.SayioCay Showcase StoryTom subreddit. I'm Dakota. And I'm Savannah. And we're here. To give you good advice, goopfully. But we don't have all the answers. We just know what we'd do. So let us know what you would do down in the comments. And O.P. says, I'm writing this two weeks before my wedding. Uh-oh, it was a bit rushed.

I got tired of waiting and decided I wanted to do it as soon as possible. I want a small,

intimate ceremony at home with just his mother and brother, my parents, my siblings, one close

cousin and my best friend. We chose the wedding date six weeks before the actual day.

Because it's a small affair, I thought that would be enough time to plan.

This is where my sisters come in.

After I secured the date with the wedding officer, I messaged my best friend and my sister,

34 female, let's call her Sammy, and ask them to be my witnesses

for my fiance and me. Sammy congratulated me and seemed sincere and happy for me. Then I announced

it in our family group chat with my mom, Sammy, and my youngest sister, 27 female, Brandy. My mom

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