![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/man-praised-for-savage-seven-word-response-to-brothers-third-marriage-invite/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_Thinking-sad-and-angry-man-and-stressed-groom-feeling-depressed-frustrated-or-disappointed-Mature.jpg&description=A man has been praised for his brutal response to his brother's wedding invite, admitting they were never close to begin with - but he hasn't heard from his brother since Sibling spats aren't uncommon, from stealing clothes to eating food belonging to each other it's usually over and forgotten within a few hours, but one man has been praised for his savage response to his brother's wedding jibe - although he hasn't heard from his sibling since. Admitting they were never close, he received the invite to his brother's third wedding which came with a plus one. He claims he didn't have anyone to bring with him, so decided to bring his roommate, much to his brother and new sister-in-law's irritation. Being told it was inconsiderate to "bring a stranger" he clapped back with a brutal seven word response. Sharing his situation on Reddit, he asked: "Am I the a**hole for telling my brother 'I'll do better on your next wedding?'" The post continued to explain: "My brother and I are not close. Never was, and after what happened at his wedding, probably never will. I'm not too torn up about it, though. In my opinion, he is a spoiled, entitled man-child, and my life is better the further away we are from each other. Side note, this isn't his first marriage. It's his third. He turned 30 last August. His car has been with him longer than either of his ex-wives." He went on to claim that the first thing the newly married-couple did was call him after their honeymoon to let him know how they felt, writing: "The first thing they did after returning is to call me and berate me for bringing my roommate as my plus one. They didn't say anything back then because they didn't want to make a fuss at their own wedding, but they think it was super inconsiderate of me to bring 'a stranger' (I've known my roommate since before my brother's first marriage) to their wedding, and if I don't have a long-term partner, I shouldn't have brought a plus one at all. "Like I said, I don't like my brother){kind=link}
A man has been praised for his brutal response to his brother’s wedding invite, admitting they were never close to begin with – but he hasn’t heard from his brother since
Sibling spats aren’t uncommon, from stealing clothes to eating food belonging to each other it’s usually over and forgotten within a few hours, but one man has been praised for his savage response to his brother’s wedding jibe – although he hasn’t heard from his sibling since.
Admitting they were never close, he received the invite to his brother’s third wedding which came with a plus one. He claims he didn’t have anyone to bring with him, so decided to bring his roommate, much to his brother and new sister-in-law’s irritation. Being told it was inconsiderate to “bring a stranger” he clapped back with a brutal seven word response.
Sharing his situation on Reddit, he asked: “Am I the a**hole for telling my brother ‘I’ll do better on your next wedding?'” The post continued to explain: “My brother and I are not close. Never was, and after what happened at his wedding, probably never will. I’m not too torn up about it, though. In my opinion, he is a spoiled, entitled man-child, and my life is better the further away we are from each other. Side note, this isn’t his first marriage. It’s his third. He turned 30 last August. His car has been with him longer than either of his ex-wives.”
He went on to claim that the first thing the newly married-couple did was call him after their honeymoon to let him know how they felt, writing: “The first thing they did after returning is to call me and berate me for bringing my roommate as my plus one. They didn’t say anything back then because they didn’t want to make a fuss at their own wedding, but they think it was super inconsiderate of me to bring ‘a stranger’ (I’ve known my roommate since before my brother’s first marriage) to their wedding, and if I don’t have a long-term partner, I shouldn’t have brought a plus one at all.