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Input: I've been together with my girl since 9th grade (about 8 years now). I know its about time we start to formalize things, get married and move together and all that but right now were both 22 years old, still in college and poor af. 
  
This past year my girlfriend has started looking at wedding rings, dresses and talking about our future wedding and all that. I understand her message clearly that she's ready to get married but I don't want to because its not financially wise to do so.   
  
Now I did make a mistake of telling her that I want to get married in the future (which means not now) and everytime we talk now its always about wedding stuff. She started planning everything and she's become a kind of bridezilla and I absolutely hate being around her right now. Honestly this kind of turns me off a lot and I told her that if she keeps this up I'll just break things off with her.  
  
She's already being super creepy about the specific shade of pink she wants everyone to wear, the $800 dress every bridesmaid has to buy, about how she has to fight with my mother for flowers and cake and all that. I think its extremely unreasonable to make people pay a fortune for a dress that will only be used one time and I'm certainly not ok with her fighting with my family. 
  

The constant wedding stuff brings unwanted and unneeded stress on top of everything going right now so AITA for telling her that?

not wanting to get married but sort of leading my girlfriend on