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Love her and she’s typically very understanding. She was dating this guy for like half a year and gushed over him like this is her man for her. And I believed it when I met him. Loved him! Was not opposed to her bringing him to the wedding would happily pay for it. They broke up. Invites have not been sent out yet only save the dates. We talked about it at the time when she was dating like oh yeah you get a plus one. I didn’t specifically say his name but like context it’s clear who I was talking about. I don’t want to give her a plus one anymore because I could spend the $200 on something else rather than some random guy she would probably bring. Thoughts?

ALRIGHT CHILL IVE ONLY BEEN IN TWO WEDDINGS ILL GIVE HER A PLUS ONE IM JUST ASKING AND ONE OF THEM I DIDNT GET A PLUS ONE AND THE OTHER I BROUGHT MY FIANCE I WAS JUST ASKING

My dad passed away when I was 17 in my parents’ room. He had terminal cancer so it wasn’t sudden but that’s not the point. It’s one thing going through the remainder of his things 15 years later. But all the feelings of grief are resurfacing because I feel like I’m leaving him behind if that makes sense? My mom is moving on with her life and I’m getting married moving on with mine. I just think it would be easier to sell the house if he was moving on with his life too. Just wanted to know if people shared the same feeling I guess.

I guess I need some advice. I am looking to relocate to wear my partner lives (8 hour drive across several states). Right now I don’t have enough vacation to do on site interviews. But I’d hate to turn down a potential job before a final interview. Has anyone been in this situation or have advice?

And if I bring shapewear what should I buy also what else did you bring when buying a dress

Like garmins actually look like watches and are so classy compared to Apple Watches