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The groom discovers his fiancée replaced his chosen wedding dress with a cheaper copy without his knowledge.
She admitted the substitution was intentional, not a seller error, to save money.
The couple is now not on talking terms as the groom questions future trust in marriage.
Readers on the Reddit thread largely condemn the fiancé’s actions as disrespectful and deceitful.
Some commenters urge postponing the wedding due to trust issues and deception.
The incident is framed as a red flag about financial ethics in the relationship.
The bride's family reportedly supported the deception as part of handling costs.
The groom’s reaction included leaving the dress at the fiancée’s home in anger.
Online commentators discuss the possibility of ongoing betrayal beyond the wedding dress.
The article compiles multiple reader opinions, highlighting the potential consequences.

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A 21-year-old student ends her relationship after her ex gave a desktop computer instead of a laptop for Christmas.
She says the gift demonstrated a pattern of dismissiveness toward her needs and about intimacy in the relationship.
After the breakup, the sister’s reaction added pressure, with family questions about the decision.
OP later updated, suggesting the desktop may have been chosen more for the ex’s gaming needs than the recipient’s design work.
The update claims the machine contained gaming software, strengthening suspicions of self-interest.
The post includes a selection of reactions from online commenters, largely supporting the breakup decision.
The narrative frames the gift issue within broader concerns about respect, communication, and reciprocal care.
The original post notes the ex claimed attention during intimacy but did not reciprocate.
The story includes an explicit update about the ex’s possible gaming addiction and its impact on the gift choice.

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A sister with three kids defends a four-day Italy trip from maternal guilt and peer pressure.
The critic, Carly, has five children and raised concerns about leaving kids behind.
Some commenters attributed the tension to jealousy over differing relationships with spouses.
Supporters advised the traveler to post photos and proceed with the trip.
Another commenter suggested defending against attacks with humor and self-assurance.
The thread emphasizes that moms sometimes face scrutiny when seeking personal time.

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OP ends engagement after ex plans a family visit and pressures her to accept it.
Past boundary issues with his family included unannounced visits and late-night calls.
OP moved out and left relationship mementos to avoid triggers after the breakup.
Ex apologized repeatedly but his reaction scared OP, prompting continued boundary setting.
Online readers largely sided with OP, labeling the ex as dismissive and entitled.
OP questioned whether the ex expected financial support from her after his unemployment.
Other comments suggested the ex used OP financially, prompting a breakup.
The ex’s family dynamics were described as controlling and dismissive toward OP.
OP’s final assessment labeled the relationship a painful mistake, choosing self-protection.
Community response emphasized setting boundaries and not tolerating disrespect.

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A Reddit post asks if the speaker was wrong for criticizing their girlfriend's use of four washing machines.
Respondents largely said the commenter was the AITA, citing perceived control over a shared space.
Many commenters emphasized that doing laundry differently is not inherently harmful.
The thread highlighted that the text message the commenter sent could be seen as manipulative.
Some responses argued that the time of day (11 a.m. on Sunday) reduces, but does not eliminate, impact on others.
Overall consensus: roommates can have different laundry habits without harming others.
Several commenters urged respect for personal choices in shared living arrangements.
The discussion reflects broader tensions about etiquette in communal living spaces.
Even with differences, the thread shows strong pushback against shaming a partner for routine choices.
The post originates from a dorm setting with six washers and six dryers on the floor.

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