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Input: My partner of 5 years just received an invite to the wedding of my ex-boss. We both started to work for this man at the same time, I'll call him Dean. During my employment, it was my job to run the food side of Dean's business. This was the first time Dean had owned his own business, and although both my partner and I have worked within the industry for a while, Dean refused to listen to our advice. Fair enough, it was his business not ours.

There were a lot of limitations, and Dean pushed me to create a menu that wasn't possible to pull off within the restrictions of the kitchen (no ventilation systems, so it was against regulations to deep fry or cook with a lot of oil etc). This resulted in Dean getting quite aggravated. 

This aggravation accumulated in him sitting me down for a 'meeting' and accusing me of wasting his money on purpose. We had a heated debate about the importance of costing the dishes and buying in bulk to lower the cost of the items, but he couldn't understand why I was buying 180 eggs in a box for $0.10 each when we could go across the street and buy 12 for $0.22 each. In his mind my way was more expensive.

I left swiftly after I caught him searching my belongings without my consent accusing me of stealing from his business.

Now, my partner still works for him, although coming close to leaving herself a few times. Only her and one other member of staff got the invite to his wedding, so now she feels obligated to go (although she doesn't want to). She suffers from anxiety quite bad and doesn't want to be by herself. I told her she doesn't have to go, but she thinks she does as the invites were specific. I was included in the invite, to which I immediately said no, I don't want to be within his company, as he still tells members of staff I was stealing from him. 

(funny fact, all his staff are girls now, quite young too. He says he doesn't hire men as they steal and he has bad experiences with them).

She's quite upset, and by the sounds of it, angry that I said I wouldn't go, stating that she has gone against her anxiety to attend events with me that have made her uncomfortable just to make me at ease during them. 
AITA reddit?

refusing to go to the wedding of a man that accused me of stealing