Why isn't my aunt coming to my brother's wedding? Just because my brother owes her €8,000?
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Certainly not because of the loan. Rather because it may not work with the repayment or because it prefers a big wedding instead of eliminating its debts. Maybe you just miss the money yourself.
Every one of my friends: inside can ask for a financial close fit with me and also gets helped. But with a fixed loan agreement with agreed repayment terms. There’s security for both sides.
I assume that the “Only” contains a missing repayment moral of your brother. If this is the case, your aunt’s staying away is more than just understandable, especially since he apparently has the money to finance a wedding.
“Only because…” may mean that your brother doesn’t pay back his debts, but he finances his wedding, even though he should pay the debt first.
Because your brother apparently doesn’t pay his debt back?
Why would your aunt go to the wedding of someone who doesn’t stick to agreements and make good mine for someone who apparently doesn’t deserve it? A wedding means it would have been money to pay back there your brother doesn’t want to.
And that you have to ask here shows that seemingly not only your brother but also you and your parents are corrupted.
It’s not a small sum. And if he doesn’t pay it back to her or now celebrates a big wedding, even though he owes her money, this is very disrespectful.
It depends… if he paid off the debts regularly, talked to me about it, I would have gone to the wedding.
But if he doesn’t pay off his debts, then he’s planning a “big” wedding… yes, I wouldn’t go there either, I’d be a p….
Maybe. Or because she prefers to play GameBoy, or with her friends, she’s got a coffee stick, or whatever.
lg up
That’s reasonable. I’d do that.
She finds it highly inappropriate that someone is massively in the chalk and then still makes herself from her money a leaping feast instead of paying his debts.
What’s so beautiful: in money, all friendship stops and family ties are also extremely hard-weared.
8000€ for people like you and me aren’t peanuts – and for your aunt probably not! Who knows how long he’s been holding them back in terms of repayment – and now he seems to have enough money to finance his wedding, but not enough to finally settle his debts. So I’d be mad instead of your aunt and wouldn’t want to come. Apart from the fact that I always borrow NIEMALS money to whom!
I understand how the repayment plan looks.
That’s it. Scary 8k? And then you’d rather get out of the wedding and money instead of paying back debt? Your brother really has a lot of respect for the family, for jmd, who helped him/her. What does the aunt look like?
Yes bro 8000 euros are not exactly little.
Hello,
“just because”? Well, you seem to pay 8,000 euros from the Portokasse.
However, we do not know your aunt or their reasons. You will have to ask her yourself, everything else is and remains speculation.
AstridThePu
8000€ debt is not without.
Japp, that’s why!
Because your brother owes 8000 euros. What isn’t that supposed to mean? That he has so much debt with her is a freak.
He’d rather wipe the debts than celebrate a wedding. Is certainly also expensive.
That’s right.
She can only answer that.
Ask your aunt, not us.
However, I can understand that she does not accept the invitation to the wedding.
She wasn’t invited to the aunt.
And then why do you ask? is it about your brother or you?
Well, if she hasn’t been invited (which I personally find something strange), that’s really no wonder if your aunt doesn’t uninvited up on the wedding. In their place, I would now strongly demand the 8,000 euros. Your brother has a bad behavior.
This question is not necessary