Hey Waffle Gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out

some more Reddit stories and if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider? If you

now like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too and let's crack on with today's first story.

Now, today's first story comes from the Am I the Asshole here? Subreddit from

Capital Manager 7070 and says, Am I the asshole for refusing to wear the wedding dress my

sister-in-law gave to me as a wedding gift. It starts off. I Female 27 met my fiancé

Jacob, male 31 when I was 21. We've been together for six years

and engaged for almost a year out of those. My mother's wedding dress has been passed down for

generations and I remember being a little girl dreaming of walking down the aisle in it. I've

recently been wedding planning and we're invited to a dinner hosted by my fiance's family that was on

Sunday. When we arrived, we greeted everyone and sat at the table to eat. Sister-in-law stood up and

tapped her spoon against her glass and said that she had to make a toast. She then said she'd be

right back before going into another room and returning with a large plastic bag.

Everyone seemed to be excited, but I just felt confused. I awkwardly smiled as I asked

sister-in-law what was inside the back. She opened it up to reveal her wedding dress from

a wedding, which was two years ago. Everyone began clapping as sister-in-law announced that

this was her official

wedding gift to us and she wanted me to wear her dress at the wedding.

I tried to smile, but I guess I didn't do a good job of hiding my disappointment, and

everyone began asking me what was wrong.

I tried to explain how I wanted to wear my mother's dress and that it was nothing personal,

but that I refused to wear my sister-in-law's dress.

...