This happened years ago, but it recently got brought up at a family dinner and it caused a huge argument.

My sister had a small wedding with just a few friends and immediate family, and it was a lovely day.

But when I arrived and asked where my nephew was I was told he was at home with a babysitter. I know that child free weddings are more popular nowadays, but for the bride not to bring her own son is insane to me.

To make matters worse this was only a short time after she had adopted him, and he was still getting used to the idea of having a family.

My sister's argument was that he hates crowds, doesn't like strangers, and bites people when he is bored.

While all that may be true, I feel like she could have found a way to include him in the special day, and I can't help but notice that back then he was the only non white member of the family.

I get that he can be a bit energetic, and doesn't always stay still for photos, but he looks amazing in a suit, and it feels wrong to have family photos without him.

My sister says I need to let it go as it's been years, and my nephew doesn't bring it up anymore, but she still hasn't apologised to him.

Am I the arsehole for not letting this go?

It’s the most common AITA trope besides wedding stories and I am wondering if it’s common

So, I'm 12 months pregnant and still doing yoga. My husband says I'm fat and is schtupping my yoga teacher. My bitch MIL gave me a 3x shirt to cover my fatness. I tried to curse the shirt and give it to my fatter SIL. Now everyone is blowing my phone up and blocking me everywhere. They say I'm a literal witch and should be burned at the stake. AITAH?