Ex-boyfriend, Joe, demands extra $125 for "wedding plate costs" when his ex-girlfriend refunds him $400 for travel expenses for his friend, Meg's, out-of-state wedding: 'I wouldn’t pay that money if I were attending'

There's genuinely nothing worse than looking back at old pictures from your year's milestones, and realizing that your ex's head has featured in the back of every.single.one of them…or even worse, front and center. We know they were present during many special times over the years, but that does not mean we need to be reminded of their smirking face every time someone asks to see a picture of 'that one backless number you wore to aunty Jude's wedding.' 

So what better way to avoid this than making sure that you break up with them before the next big occasion? I mean, you wanted to do it anyway, right? So what are you waiting for…or would you just prefer to have the haunting reminder magnetized to your fridge? This girl decides to help her ex-boyfriend avoid this exact situation. 

So after ending their relationship weeks before his friend's wedding, she does exactly what any thoughtful person would do and reimburses him for her portion of the travel costs…However, it all becomes a big strange when he starts asking her for extra money as 'cancellation fees,' even though the wedding is still weeks away…Is this 'sudden need for cash' coming from the bride or him?

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