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Input: So I have a pretty close friend group of around 5 or 6 people. All of us get along super well except one of them. The one who can’t get along is pretty bossy and wants things done her way even though we are all adults and can make our own decisions.

So my friend always talked about how she wanted to get married and start a family first before any of us. We all are in pretty serious relationships except for her. She jumps around a lot and doesn’t really commit to one person. So my boyfriend and I got engaged and everyone was so happy except for my friend. She goes on a meltdown about how I’m rude for getting engaged first and how she was supposed to get this moment before us. So we plan our wedding and ask our friends to be in the wedding party and everyone says yes except for her. So because she was acting like that I took her off the invite list and didn’t invite her. She became so mad and didn’t speak to me for months. 

So one of my other friends get engaged and we all go out to celebrate including her and she’s ticked at me the whole time. Her current relationship and her had just called it quits and she was the only single one. So because it was an engagement dinner, one thing we wanted to do was look at her ring. They then asked to look at mine to just compare for fun and she gets so mad about this. She starts making comments about how ugly it is and how I don’t deserve it. Since then I’ve pretty much cut her out of my life. I still see her at events with my friends but that’s about it. Am I in the wrong for this? Should I not wear my ring around her to not hurt her feelings? I can’t do that. I love my ring too much and it’s too important. AITA?

getting married first