‘AITA for spoiling my friend’s bachelorette party and backing out of the wedding?’ UPDATED

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It’s clear that the situation at Joanna’s bachelorette party was incredibly uncomfortable for many involved. When the male strippers unexpectedly arrived and things escalated to a level of discomfort for OP, it’s understandable that she removed herself from the situation. OP’s decision to excuse herself and seek solace by calling her husband, and subsequently being joined by other uncomfortable guests, was a natural response to feeling out of place and uncomfortable.

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The revelation of Joanna’s involvement with one of the strippers understandably shocked OP, leading her to leave the party altogether. Despite being confronted by the MOH about her departure, it seems that OP made the decision to prioritize her own comfort and well-being, as well as that of the other guests who joined her outside.

The aftermath of the party has left OP feeling guilty and ostracized from the wedding party. However, it’s important to recognize that OP’s actions were driven by her discomfort with the situation and a desire to maintain her own boundaries. While it’s regrettable that Joanna’s bachelorette party didn’t go as planned, it’s unfair to solely blame OP for the events that transpired, especially considering the unexpected and potentially upsetting nature of the surprise entertainment.

Moving forward, it may be beneficial for OP to communicate openly with Joanna about her feelings and concerns, expressing regret for any unintended consequences while also asserting her own boundaries and values. Ultimately, it’s important for both parties to find a resolution that prioritizes mutual understanding and respect.

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The internet had OP’s back all the way.

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OP responded:

Roughly a week later, OP shared an update.

The internet had a lot to say in response.

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