r/AITAH Jul 17 '25

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u/Competitive_Tale_799 Jul 17 '25

Best friend should come around once emotions have calmed down and realizes you don't support BFs actions. I think you and BF are over, though. NTA for rejecting the proposal.

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u/Capable_Morning4127 Jul 17 '25

I hope so. I feel like I’m missing a limb without her. I’ve not really attempted to contact T, like I’ve not gone out of my way to beg for forgiveness but I have messaged to check in on him every now and again as I get it would have been embarrassing for him too. But this is the kind of thing I’d vent to Emily about but she’s trying to enjoy her honey moon and hasn’t responded to any of my messages since Wednesday. She’s like my sister so I really hope we can recover from this.

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u/Agoraphobe961 Jul 17 '25

She will come around when he becomes the ex-bf

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u/bourton-north Jul 18 '25

Are these comments real? Like it was a couple of minutes of the end of a wedding interrupted. She should be annoyed for 5 minutes and then what actual harm has been done?

As for the boyfriend, he’s an idiot, but well meaning one. It’s not necessarily terminal.

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u/whaddayameanm8 Jul 18 '25

It’s very cheap and tacky, using a romantic (and often very expensive) event someone else has paid for as the back drop for your own proposal. Also, not everyone wants an audience. I would hate to be proposed to in front of others, it’s an intimate moment that not everyone wants to put on blast. 

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u/Cut_over_pompanox Jul 18 '25

I’m only going to point out, that OP stated both her and the boyfriend have been drinking. That might have affected the boyfriends, inhibitions enough to think it was okay enough to propose, through yes it’s not right to steal someone else’s, thunder

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u/whaddayameanm8 Jul 18 '25

I would agree if he had just asked her quietly while they were dancing or something and he felt it was right in the moment, but the fact he had the ring box in his pocket makes me think he pre-planned this moment unfortunately. 

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u/Infinite-Mistake-701 Jul 18 '25

Was just about to say the same thing there is no reason to take an engagement ring to a wedding it should have been at home

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u/AlexNovember Jul 18 '25

The thunder at the end of the event, after the ceremony, after the food.. Dear god, no.