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A younger sister who earns well offers to pay for a six‑hundred‑dollar wedding cake and everyone is happy. The cake is fancy the occasion is big and her contribution feels like a real gesture. Then the older sister starts cutting plus ones to keep the guest list under control. She tells her younger sibling that her boyfriend of three years is not engaged so he cannot come. At the same time she lets a cousin bring a guy she has been dating for two months because they live together. The rules are not about love they are about fitting someone’s image of what counts.
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AITJ for refusing to pay for my sisters wedding cake after she "uninvited" my boyfriend?
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The younger sister looks at this and decides the cake and the guest list are not separate if they are both about who belongs. If her partner is not welcome then her money suddenly feels like a donation to a party that treats her like half a guest. She tells her sister she is canceling the payment and gives her a week to find another way to cover the deposit. The parents then call her selfish and say she is ruining the big day over a guest list issue.
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The real joke is how often weddings turn into emotional spreadsheets. The older sister wants the cake and the full guest list she likes but not the full reality of her sibling’s life. The younger sister just notices that if she is not family enough to bring her long term partner then her contribution should not be family enough to pay for dessert.
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This one’s pretty much goes without saying. She is obviously not out of line here. She is just the person who finally treated the cake like a contract that can be canceled if the conditions change.
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