AITA for skipping my sister's rehearsal dinner to finish a climb I'd trained a year for?
ok so my sister (29F) is getting married in Moab, i live out of my van and climb full time so this actually worked out great location wise. rehearsal dinner was a friday at 6pm. i had a redpoint attempt booked with my partner (34M) that same afternoon on a route i'd been projecting for literally a year, flights and permits and everything lined up around this one window before the temps got too hot. i told my sister a month out i might be late. we sent it around 5:45, took photos, high fived, then i drove straight there covered in chalk and missed the first hour and a half of dinner, walked in during dessert. her fiancé's (31M) family looked at me like i grew a second head. my mom texted the family group chat saying i "chose a rock over my sister" and now my sister isn't really speaking to me, said she doesn't need me at the actual wedding tomorrow if a piece of stone matters more. i paid for my own flight and stayed for the whole wedding, i just missed rehearsal. she says it's not about the timing, it's that i'd do it again given the choice. she's not wrong tbh.
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