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Post From r/AmltheAsshole u/Unexpectedlymarried. AITA for leaving my surprise wedding because I felt blindsided? Not the A-hole Last week, I (30F) was invited to a supposedly fancy party by my longtime boyfriend, Mark (32M). We had been dating for five years, and while we had discussed marriage before, there were no immediate plans for a wedding. Excited about the event, I dressed up in my best attire and arrived at the designated venue. As I entered the grand hall, I was completely taken aback to see all of our family, friends, and acquaintances gathered, eagerly waiting. It turns out, Mark had orchestrated an elaborate surprise wedding for us without my knowledge.

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Post From r/AmltheAsshole u/Unexpectedlymarried. AITA for leaving my surprise wedding because I felt blindsided? Not the A-hole Last week, I (30F) was invited to a supposedly fancy party by my longtime boyfriend, Mark (32M). We had been dating for five years, and while we had discussed marriage before, there were no immediate plans for a wedding. Excited about the event, I dressed up in my best attire and arrived at the designated venue. As I entered the grand hall, I was completely taken aback to see all of our family, friends, and acquaintances gathered, eagerly waiting. It turns out, Mark had orchestrated an elaborate surprise wedding for us without my knowledge.
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Critical Cupcake (criticalcupcake@tech.lgbt)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 22:22:28 JST Critical Cupcake

I keep coming back to this with more "WTF!?"
Not only did your boyfriend think this was a good idea.
But your family and your friends went along with it.
Not one of them stopped it.
Not one of them said are absolutely nuts, how can you do this to someone!?

In conversation Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 22:22:28 JST from tech.lgbt permalink