How would you feel?

E equals MC2

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*A close friend of mine is engaged and tells me personally to be his best man. I'm very happy.

*Few weeks later today, he emails all the guys friends and says everyone is his 'best man'

*I try my hardest to help him plan his wedding. He's quite grateful.

*Now I feel like I've been cheated on my 'title'. It's very like him to be doing this too. He's non-confrontional and likes to avoid drama.

*I have absolutely no problem him picking multiple best man (if there is such a thing). Then why the hell did he pull my chain by personally asking me first only to not go through all the way?

How would you feel?
 

andylawcc

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you probably know your best friend a lot more than the rest, and you shouldn't be all that surprised. Just play along for the sake of his wedding.
 

Red Dawn

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Well at least now it won't be your sole responsibility to plan and throw his Bachelor Party. You also can avoid the toast at the reception.
 

JJChicken

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Umm from the sounds of it, it's seems that you will still be the best man who's next to him at the altar, etc. There's only one best man no?
 

E equals MC2

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Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Well at least now it won't be your sole responsibility to plan and throw his Bachelor Party. You also can avoid the toast at the reception.

Too bad I wanted to do all these.
 

Crazee

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Who cares if you aren't the only best man. It's your friends day, not yours.
 

E equals MC2

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Originally posted by: Crazee
Who cares if you aren't the only best man. It's your friends day, not yours.

That's why I posted. This is how you'd feel honestly? Just shrug it off? You can't help what you feel.
 

slsmnaz

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Originally posted by: E equals MC2
Originally posted by: Crazee
Who cares if you aren't the only best man. It's your friends day, not yours.

That's why I posted. This is how you'd feel honestly? Just shrug it off? You can't help what you feel.

I wouldn't have done it that way but I'm less than 5mos from getting married and it's a little hectic dealing with it all. The day is not about you (I've quickly discovered it's about the bride ;)) so let your feelings go if he is truly a good friend. After all, it might not have been his decision...
 

Koing

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Just chill man. It is him and you probably know he is like this.

Koing
 

Tweak155

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Not gonna lie - My first reaction was that is crap.

But I don't know the guy. I can't think of any friends that would do that so it might be harder for me to accept.

Either way - It is his wedding and if you are there to help, just help the guy out. He only gets married once (or should).