Groom's Brother Calls Fiancée Gold Digger, Gets Kicked Out Of Party

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mattstaff
Aug 21, 2021 10:00 PM EDT

The thing about the world's disrespectful bunch of folks is that they absolutely hate being called out on their antics. In fact, sometimes the only indicator that you're doing the right thing is when a whole bunch of people you don't respect get really angry at you. The problem is that that's exactly what happens when you yourself do something actually wrong, which leads people to ask the internet if they did the right thing. Given this confusing world of mixed results and difficult opinions, it can be hard to justify your own decisions, even to yourself.

 In this case, it sounds like the brother who got rightfully called out for his inappropriate remark did not take too kindly to the necessary reality check at all. It needed to happen, man. For some more wedding drama check out this post about the time that a bride's friend wanted to use her wedding for photos, and then how the bride refused.

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    Font - AITA for kicking my brother out of my engagement party for what he said about my fiancee? I M,31 met my now fiancee at the clinic I work in (I'm a dentist) she works a lower paying job at the clininc. She's the sweetest, nicest, most beautiful woman l've ever met. She's smart, humble and has a beautiful smile. It was a love of first sight for me and I was lucky that she felt the same way about me. I introduced her to my family after 8 months of dating (she wanted to wait because of her fe
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    Smile - Last week we had our engagement party at the restaurant, I didn't want my dad or my brother there but my mom told me to let my dad and brother come since my fiance would notice I didn't invite them and ask questions about it. I decided to invite them after mom. promised they remain civil and respectful.
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    Font - My family arrived together, my dad remained quiet then started talking with other guests so things were going pretty well. When dinner arrived my brother sat with us at the table asking how much money "I lost" to make this dinner happen then how much my fiancee contributed "at all". My fiancee and I were talking about her engagement ring and my brother randomly started singing "I ain't saying she a gold digger". My fiancee and her mom stared at him and he stopped. I gave him a look as a w
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    Font - Then I got up from my seat to make a toast and my brother interrupted me loudly coughing "prenup" and everyone heard him and stared awkwardly. I was livid I put my drink down and asked him to see me outside. I had an argument with him and told him to leave. He acted dumb about how he behaved and mom got involved. I demander he leave and he did after calling me nuts and mom and dad said I shouldn't have kicked him out. Dad left shortly which made mom say I caused a scene and ruined my own
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    Font - MightyThorgasm · 16h 1 Award "My brother is older than me, he's 37 and divorced" Divorced?? You don't say... Couldn't for the life of me figure out why...a real goshdarn mystery NTA É G Reply ŷ 3.9k 3 ...
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    Font - AppropriateBasket94 · 17h Partassipant [4] 1 Award Nta. He cried? Good. He's acting like a child and thinks crying will get him everything he wants. He wants to call you fiancée a gold digger while ignoring the fact he's acting like a spoiled snobby little rich kid. G Reply 6k 3 +
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    Font - 3 8 Awards NTA- how dare they disrespect your fiancé, that is crossing the line. I do believe your Dad and brother must talk about their dislike for her A LOT if he had the balls to embarrass you and her at your own party. He deserved to get kicked out and you shouldn't feel bad about it at all, nor would I even worry about meeting up with them. G Reply 1 15.5k
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    Font - DisneyAddict2021 • 17h Certified Proctologist [22] NTA. I can't believe how disgusting your brother is. How old is he?! I picture some immature spoiled 13 year old. É G Reply ↑ 982
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    Smile - anonymous_for_this · 17h Partassipant [2] NTA. I must ask, though, your dad and brother are so out of line here, what's driving it? Class? Race? G Reply 720 3
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    Handwriting - NTA. How did you ruin the dinner when it was your brother who was being an AH? You and your fiancé were the victims, not the problem. Unless your brother apologizes profusely I wouldn't invite him to the wedding since it sounds likely he would ruin that, too. 6 Reply 4 330 3 ...
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    Rectangle - B4pangea · 16h Colo-rectal Surgeon [37] NTA. How are your parents not mortified. G Reply 4 161 3
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    Font - NTA Part of being married is being on the same team, you are off to a great start! G Reply 1 29 3 + ...
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    Font - NTA, your brother was a major AH, your Dad a little less but still one, Il'd kick the brother out of the wedding too and put the dad on notice If he has revervations he keeps it to himself and if its important he waits til a private moment that would be less inappropriate. Anyone who doesnt support the marriage has no place at any part of the wedding or events related to it O 6 Reply ↑ 17 3 ...
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