The discovery ignited a fierce confrontation, unraveling the foundation of their relationship. It wasn’t about judgment of her past actions, but about respect, honesty, and the future they once dreamed of together—now hanging in the balance, threatened by a painful truth neither knew how to face.

Me and my fiance were planning our wedding, and she had her invite list. I saw nothing wrong with it at first.
Then… her friend’s bf told me something about it… that 5 of the guys were from her college and they had group sex a few times. He told me that if he were me, he’d want to know, and I gotta buy him like 20 beers.
So I never knew this about my fiance, and honestly, while I don’t really “like it” the act itself isn’t the issue. But inviting ALL OF THEM to our wedding? Yeah, that’s an issue.
I told my fiance this, And we got into a fight. Eventually, we both agreed to call things off and I am reconsidering things.
Let me be crystal about something.
It’s not that she had a gangbang that’s the issue.
It’s the fact that she wanted to INVITE ALL OF THEM. They aren’t even friends since she hadn’t even fucking mentioned them, two of them just happen to be sons of an old family friend.
Conclusion
The Original Poster (OP) is facing a significant crisis in their engagement because their fiancée intended to invite several men with whom she had previously engaged in group sexual activity to their wedding. The conflict stems not from the past actions themselves, but from the OP’s perception that inviting these specific individuals demonstrates a lack of respect or consideration for his feelings and the sanctity of their commitment.
Given the deep disagreement over the guest list and the resulting reconsideration of the engagement, the core question remains: Is the desire to include individuals tied to a sensitive sexual history a fundamental incompatibility in relationship boundaries, or is the OP overreacting to a past situation by prioritizing these specific invitations over the stability of the wedding plans?
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And let’s talk about how you “agreed” to call off the wedding and are now “reconsidering” the relationship- wow, what a manipulative power move from someone who clearly thinks they’re the prize here! You humiliated your fiancee, made her feel like her past makes her unworthy of you, and now you’re dangling the relationship over her head like some petty dictator. She’s better off without a judgmental hypocrite who can’t handle a few names on a guest list- maybe she should reconsider you, because you sound like the kind of insecure control freak who’ll hold this over her forever.
YTA, and I hope she sees through your self-righteous BS and finds someone who actually deserves her!
Either way it’s shady as fuck that she never told you about this in the first place and even more crazy shady that despite the fact that they’re not friends anymore she wants to invite all five dudes who used to group fuck her to her wedding.
That’s fucked up no matter how you look at it.
I mean for me personally finding out that she had group sex with five guys already would have been enough for me to completely call off the entire relationship with her. Clearly you don’t feel that way about that part though.
I still say the rest of it though is enough to be calling it off. She’s acting super shady.
LOL, wtf.
I don’t have a problem inviting ex partners to a wedding if they’re actually people who have made the transition to platonic friends, and they’re still actively part of your friend group and your fiance knows them/the history and is cool with the friendship because they trust that it actually is just platonic.
BUT…this is not even remotely that.
I could see if she was still friends with these guys and talked to them here and there still. Like you said having the gangbang isn’t the issue because at the end of the day we all have a past and what matters is the right now. But why is she inviting all of them to you guys wedding if she doesn’t talk to them? That’s just weird and honestly it’s a little head tilting. I’m curious as to the reasons she gave you for inviting them.
Two of my close friends met at my NYE party that turned into an orgy. 50% of the weddings I go to are for dudes where I’ve had sex with one or both of the grooms. I don’t see what the big deal is.
You can call a wedding for any reason, and exit any relationship at will.
NAH.
Besides, not like she’d be going at it during the wedding with them anyways.
YTAH
What else is she hiding?
Well you know, if this was actually true.
Anyway. NTA, you can call off a wedding for any reason.
Nothing whatever wrong with that being an issue
If she invited all the guys from Algebra 101 we wouldn’t be here.
Op what did she say when you asked about “guest list”?
In her defense, the wedding after party wouldn’t be the same without all 5.
I’m not sure I know how to touch this, clearly those 5 did though.
This can’t be real