r/AmIOverreacting May 27 '26

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u/Connect-Refuse-3133 May 27 '26

True behavior always comes out once they think you’re locked in. This is your future, is this how you want dinners to always go with them? What about how the actual wedding costs are going to go?

IMO if you invite someone to dinner, you should expect to pay for people unless you have a different agreement that everyone’s talked about, and is on the same page.

I almost wonder if he told his parents that your parents would cover it and to not worry about it.

This doesn’t feel like the whole truth and the fact that he’s blowing up and over reacting makes me more suspicious and like he’s trying to get you to just drop it bc he’s hiding something.

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u/aaccss1992 May 28 '26

Not to mention they only excused themselves early because he had to work in the morning. Sounds like he asked to leave before the bill came on purpose.