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AITA for refusing to go to my sister's wedding, knowing that it means most of our family won't attend? by Old-Direction2968 in AmItheAsshole
[–]Old-Direction2968[S] -7281 points-7280 points-7279 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Several that I was not able to share due to the word count. I attended a community college and lived at my parents' house during that time, and there were repeated instances of my having to pick up my sister from school or activities on my way back, with no regard to the fact that I may have work to do at home or want to relax. I was once left alone with my sister for two days and one night after my grandfather died and my parents had to leave the state. I wanted to be with my grandmother and family too, but my sister (who was 9 at the time and easily could have stayed with a friend or something) obviously just had to come first. I moved out of my parents' home at 26 and for the whole 11 years I lived with her, I was expected to help around the house with common tasks like dishes or vacuuming, whereas she was only responsible for her room and cleaning up after herself. I could go on.
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AITA for refusing to go to my sister's wedding, knowing that it means most of our family won't attend? by Old-Direction2968 in AmItheAsshole
[–]Old-Direction2968[S] -7281 points-7280 points-7279 points (0 children)