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AITA For Asking My Husband's Best Man To Wear A Tuxedo ? ...- Best Reddit -------- We Annulled Our Engagement Because My Fiancé Valued Friendship More Than Love When I Asked His Best Man To Wear A Tuxedo. -------- A 26-year-old woman was set to marry Mark, a handsome, responsible, and intelligent 28-year-old man with a kind heart and a great sense of humor. Jennifer, her 23-year-old sister, was chosen to be his "best man" due to her long-standing friendship with Mark. Jennifer and Mark had known each other for over a decade, sharing a deep bond formed through working together, playing games, and attending the same college. They were now coworkers again at Mark’s friend John's company. Jennifer and Mark shared many interests, including gaming, attending conventions, and doing photography together. Jennifer, despite having a full-time job, aspired to be a model/influencer and loved fashion and cosplay. When the couple got engaged, they discussed their wedding party. The bride chose her best friend Helen as her maid of honor, while Mark chose Jennifer as his best man, a role Jennifer enthusiastically accepted. Trouble began when discussing wedding attire. The bride had chosen her dream wedding dress and coordinated the bridesmaid dresses. Mark's groomsmen were to wear tuxedos, but Jennifer wanted to wear a custom dress that, while formal and matching the color scheme, highlighted her figure. The bride suggested Jennifer wear a tuxedo instead, to match the groomsmen and avoid drawing too much attention. Jennifer was upset by this, reluctantly agreed, and started making passive-aggressive comments about her chest and figure. Mark also seemed distant and less interested in wedding planning. The bride felt increasingly isolated as Jennifer and Mark continued to mock her concerns. Jennifer accused her of body-shaming and being a bridezilla. The bride’s parents sided with Jennifer, saying she should be allowed to wear the dress. Mark was indifferent, saying it was her wedding and to do whatever she wanted. Living at home with her parents made the situation even more awkward. Despite both having good jobs, Jennifer and the bride still lived with their parents due to high housing costs. The bride had been staying at Mark’s place more, but he was passive about her moving in officially. Feeling regretful, the bride wished she had made Jennifer a bridesmaid from the start or questioned the idea of a female best man. She felt everyone was acting like she was the problem, even though Jennifer and Mark were being unreasonable. The situation escalated when John, Mark's boss and friend, noticed the bride's online post and reached out to her. John revealed that Mark was unhappy with their relationship and the wedding planning. Mark’s ideas for the wedding, like custom swords and basement-made mead, had been rejected by the bride, causing tension. When confronted, Mark admitted feeling pressured to propose because of the bride’s timeline for marriage. He felt anxious about her moving in and was frustrated with the wedding planning. He believed the bride was body-shaming Jennifer and thought she had been a bridezilla since the proposal. Mark confessed he proposed because he felt he had to either marry her or break up. He wasn’t sure about their future and wanted to pause the wedding plans. - #redditfamily #reddit #familyrelationships