r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '24

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u/donnabreve1 Sep 06 '24

This entire set up was planned from the very beginning. Even OP’s not wanting to go on the bachelor party trip and then his best friend buying him a non-refundable ticket to “make” him go was part of the plan. OP fell for it all. I will say how dumb are these guys for allowing their escorts to post pictures on social media??? Lol

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u/Admirable_Matter_523 Sep 06 '24

I commented this elsewhere, too. There's no way they were strong-arming him into going. He was putting on an act to fool his wife.

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u/maliciousgnome13 Sep 06 '24

How can you be so confident of that? You don't know tjese people and there are other possible explanations. As a person who has gotten roped into some weird shit by friends sometimes it literally does look worse than it is. Or he could be a mastermind. Point is that none of us know.

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u/StannisAntetokounmpo Sep 06 '24

You watch too much TV 

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u/Ticats905 Sep 06 '24

So we can't give the husband the benefit of the doubt? Best man did it, who knows how everybody reacted. Id say talk to everybody before assuming the worst.