Gen Z Maid of Honor Insists on Bringing Her Dog to BFF's Wedding, Doesn't Understand Why Bride Outright Refuses: 'I don't see the problem'

As a dog owner, we would love to live in a world where we could bring our doggo everywhere with us. Unfortunately, we don't live in that world. Some people, though, seem to think that they do.

No matter how well-trained your dog is, there are certain spaces where they just don't belong (unless they're a service dog, of course). Like inside a grocery store, at a Harry Styles concert, or at a wedding. You would think that this is a commonly understood concept, but that's where you'd be wrong. 

Us millennials seem to get it. We were born and raised to learn how to float through social situations without being a bother to anyone. We are always the fastest people in the TSA line and the nicest customers. We don't want to put an imposition on anyone, even to a fault.  On a popular Reddit community, you can see through this story how this concept didn't get passed down to our Gen Z successors.

A Gen Z dog owner accepted the important pawsition of maid of honor for her BFF's wedding. She and her husband couldn't find a sitter for their pupper (did they really even try, though?), so she told her BFF, the bride, that they'd be bringing their dog.

To her wedding.

Even better? She didn't understand why the bride flat-out said no. There's a level of entitlement to the assumption that your dog is welcome everywhere, and also that the bride should be willing to share her special day with you, while you're distracted by your dog. When it's your wedding, feel free to invite your own dog. Until then, whatever the bride says, goes.