My brother hates my fiancée

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Me and my fiancée have been engaged for 3 months. We're getting married next month. My big brother really hates him. He was his friend first then something happened between them and they started to get crazy with each other. It's usually my brother that starts it. He starts yelling and chasing him and throwing things at him. He's the one who introduced me to him. I don't know what made them hate each other so much. In a way it's funny but in another way it kind of annoying and scares me. Both of them are nice but my brother kind of has a short temper. You do not wanna make him mad. How can I get them to stop acting like this ? My brother is 28 my fiancée is the same age as me were both 23.

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  • Ellenna
    8 years ago

    Your brother is not "nice" he sounds like a nutcase. Have you asked your fiance what it's all about and what is he yelling when he chases him?

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  • Unimportant
    8 years ago

    Maybe your brother knows something about your fiancé that you don't, but should know? Is that possible?

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  • PlebolaVirus
    8 years ago

    It's spelled "fiancé" when it's a man, you stupid child.

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  • thegypsysailor
    8 years ago

    Your brother sounds like he's crazy jealous. So, unless you and he had some kind of relationship before, I'd suggest your brother wants your fiance for himself!
    "yelling and chasing him and throwing things at him" sounds very much like the actions of a rejected lover.
    I don't know what you can do about this, but I'm guessing your brother is quickly becoming persona non grata in your life.

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    • 8=====D~~~~~
      8 years ago

      Family dynamics are very complicated. Many times it comes down to a sibling making a choice between spouse or sibling, especially if a spouse is not well liked or accepted. Other times spouses just tow the line and put up with the dynamics even if they know they will never be on the inside because they aren't "family".

      Your answer is your usual retarded nonsense, just a silly cut and dry answer for a subject that encompasses a HUGE gray area.

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      • thegypsysailor
        8 years ago

        I am so happy you read my post and felt it noteworthy. As with the rest of your sort, I doubt you'll be around long, so just keep interjecting your usual crap until you get booted (again?) and have to make up ANOTHER screen name.
        Who's to say my scenario isn't 100% correct? You?

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        • Soapy_Testicles
          8 years ago

          I didn't find it noteworthy. I found it retarded, if you look closely you can see I used that exact word.

          And yes. I say your scenario isn't 100% correct.

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