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AITA for calling my fiancé delusional for wanting me to let his mom pick my makeup/look for the wedding?

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In the midst of wedding planning, tensions have erupted between a bride-to-be and her fiancé over the issue of makeup choices, exacerbated by the influence of his conservative mother. The bride had initially selected makeup looks for the wedding that she liked, only to face strong objections from her fiancé, who cited his mother’s preferences for a more subdued, natural appearance. This disagreement quickly escalated into a heated argument, with the fiancé accusing the bride of potentially embarrassing him and his family by insisting on makeup looks he deemed too extravagant.

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Frustrated and feeling disregarded, the bride refused to consider the makeup suggestions put forward by her future mother-in-law, prompting further conflict. When confronted by her fiancé, she lashed out, calling him delusional for expecting her to yield control over her own appearance to his mother’s directives. The fiancé countered by suggesting that marriage implies shared decision-making and maturity, implying that the bride’s stance was immature and selfish.

As tensions mounted, the fiancé began avoiding the bride, indicating his displeasure with her refusal to comply with his family’s expectations. Meanwhile, his mother attempted to intervene with messages asserting her intentions to act in the bride’s best interest, further complicating the situation.

The bride finds herself at a crossroads, grappling with the implications of her defiance and its impact on her relationship with her fiancé and his family. The conflict has underscored deeper issues around boundaries, autonomy, and differing expectations within the couple’s impending union, leaving both parties questioning their respective roles and responsibilities in shaping the wedding day and their future together.

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