Delusional Man Invites Buddies To Honeymoon Without Asking His Fiancée

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LiterallyLily17
Dec 18, 2021 11:30 AM EST

The OP in this story is in the dog house - big time. In fact, that is probably where he'll be spending his honeymoon. His fiancée might be reconsidering the whole marriage at this point. "Announcing" his decision to his buddies without considering her feelings first was a big no-no. Only now he questions if that was the right move. He should have thought about a separate boys trip before getting his friends excited. OP needs to fix this immediately and apologize if he wants any chance of saving their marriage before it starts. The moral judges of Reddit had an easy time deciding this one. 

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  • 01
    Font - AITA for suggesting to my fiancée that we make our honeymoon inclusive to our friends?
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  • 02
    Font - I'm getting married in 7 months and one week after the wedding we will plan our honeymoon which will be in a resort of our country, around a 2 hour flight.
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  • 03
    Font - The place we were going has always been a dream destination of me and my friends. When I told them where we'd plan our honeymoon they said how jealous they are and how they wish they could also go. I told
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  • 04
    Font - them that we could consider the idea of making this a friend inclusive honeymoon and they were very excited with the idea. Sadly for many years we hadn't been able to plan the trip with the guys to that place because our conflicting schedules but
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  • 05
    Font - now pretty much is easier for us to be able to align our vacation days. So I thought this was a great chance. I announced it to my fiancée the other day and I thought she'd
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  • 06
    Font - find it a cool idea but she got completely mad at me and started crying and telling me how much of an inconsiderate AH I am. I tried to explain to her I didn't do it with malice I simply
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  • 07
    Font - thought it would be a good chance for the guys to experience it and I even told her she can tell some of her own friends of they want to join.
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  • 08
    Font - She told me that I'm ridiculous for insisting that this is a good idea and how she felt horrible because I'm inconsiderate because I made my honeymoon into a friendship trip when it's supposed to be about us two.
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  • 09
    Font - She also says I'm an even bigger AH for discussing it with my friends and getting them excited about it when I didn't consult her and honestly I think she's right on that part and I might be TA.
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  • 10
    Font - On the idea though, I didn't think she'd mind that much. I thought it sounded fun. ΑΙΤΑ? 90% Upvoted
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  • 11
    Font - 44 randolp & 7 More Partassipant [2] ago It's a honeymoon you fool. She's in for a hell of a Marriage lol. YTA. Completely. 28.2k Reply Share
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