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I’m 17M. My sister is 29F. A few months ago I got diagnosed with a condition that affects my fertility later in life. It hit me really hard and I only told my parents and my girlfriend because I was embarrassed and didn’t want people treating me differently.

My sister got married last weekend. During the reception she started giving a speech about family and “supporting each other through everything.” Then she suddenly started talking about me and said I’d been “struggling emotionally” after finding out I’ll probably never have kids naturally.

I froze. I never gave her permission to tell anyone. My girlfriend started crying because she knew how much this messed me up mentally. People at our table got really awkward and a bunch of relatives kept trying to hug me and ask questions.

I pulled my sister aside and asked her why she would ever say that in front of everyone. She said she was trying to “show people what resilience looks like” and told me I was overreacting because nobody would remember in a week anyway.

I left the wedding early with my girlfriend. The next day my sister sent me a long text saying I embarrassed her at her wedding and made guests uncomfortable by leaving suddenly.

Now she’s angry because I backed out of watching her kids next month while she goes on her honeymoon. I agreed to do it months ago, but I honestly don’t even want to be around her right now.

My parents think I should still do it because the trip is already paid for and “family makes mistakes.” My girlfriend says my sister violated my trust in the worst possible way and I shouldn’t let everyone guilt me into helping her.

Now relatives are split between saying my sister crossed a massive line and saying I’m acting immature and dramatic.

AITA?

Does anyone else search for cakewalk levels and then beat a bunch to raise their cr (๑╹ω╹๑ )

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