Bride’s sister “forgets” to book wedding weekend hotel stay at mountain resort and demands cousin let her stay in her one-bed single room: ‘I arrived, not even an hour later, there was a knock at my door’

• AITA for not giving up my hotel room at my cousin’s wedding because her sister "forgot to book"?

  
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• Family gatherings have a way of rewriting the rules of adulthood, where personal responsibility is optional and boundaries are just a suggestion. By the end of the night, the cousin was branded the stuck-up relative, the bridesmaid had a room fifteen minutes away, and the bride was left wishing she’d handed out itineraries with the invitations.

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• She forgot the booking

  
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