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Input: Obviously a throwaway but to begin with some background. Tensions have surfaced within the last 6 months between my best friend and I over her drinking and me having given up alcohol all together. I believe she is an alcoholic and needs to get help. I have told her to get herself together over it. Fast forward to a month away from her wedding and I am supposed to be her Maid of Honor. I hosted her bachelorette party and we ended up in a fight after I overheard her talking to someone and badmouthing me because I don't drink anymore. We talked the next day and she apologized, admitted her drinking problem and said she was going to therapy and trying to fix it. Fast forward a few more weeks and my fiance (who is also a groomsman for the same wedding) ends up having to pay $100 extra dollars for his suit vest because he is a bigger size. We did not know it was going to cost this much and we are trying to buy a house so it was inconvenient to say the least. I asked her if she knew it would cost this much and she said she did not. She sent me a picture of the Men's Warehouse brochure saying the vests should only cost $40 for a big and tall. Regardless, we are out the money for the vest he will wear once. It ended in a fight and after a few hours of talking with my fiance we decided to back out of the wedding completely because of the tensions. The wedding is 10 days out and after learning we were leaving the party, another bridesmaid backed out as well because I wouldn't be in it. AITA for leaving because I feel it would be awkward? 

backing out as MOH of my Friend's wedding