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Input: My group of friends, all mid twenties, have planned a big bar crawl across town for St. Patrick’s day this year. We’re generally responsible, tax-paying adults and all that, but every year for St. Patrick’s day we revert to total degenerates. It’s a wild time. 

One of my friends just discovered that she’s pregnant and we’re all pretty thrilled, but some people in the group don’t know yet because it’s so early. I didn’t invite her to the crawl. For one, I didn’t want her to be backed into a corner if people who don’t know she’s pregnant ask why she isn’t drinking and for two, she’s pregnant and it’s a rowdy bar crawl. I just assumed she would have no interest. 

She found out, however, and was pretty upset. She said that she felt left out because of her pregnancy. I never meant to cut her out and we still invite her to everything else we do, even going out to bars at night, but she rarely comes to that anymore so I assumed she just didn’t want to be around alcohol. She told me I was incredibly rude to invite everyone but her, but I assumed that a pregnant woman wouldn’t want to deal with a city full of drunk people and bar crawls. 

AITA for not inviting her?

not inviting my pregnant friend on a bar crawl