I'm disabled and my sister kicked me out of her wedding for a 'shallow' reason

A disabled teen has revealed he was kicked out of his own sister's wedding because his crutches didn't 'match' the theme of her special day. 

The 15-year-old - named Boris - who has mild cerebral palsy took to Reddit to recount the shocking events that transpired on the day of his 22-year-old sister's nuptials. 

He revealed that while attending sibling Sophia's wedding, he and his family erupted into fiery disagreement over his crutches being blue - meaning they would stand out in photos. 

In the Am I the A**hole subreddit, he questioned if he was in the wrong for having to use his crutches instead of his black cane, like his sister had requested. 

Boris explained that he was told to leave the wedding by his six sisters and his mom, and blamed for causing a 'fuss' after being told he couldn't be part of family photos. 

A disabled teen has revealed he was kicked out of his own sister's wedding because his crutches didn't 'match' the theme of her special day (stock image)

The post was titled: 'Sister kicked me out of her wedding for being disabled.' 

He explained: 'I (15M) am a middle child of seven sisters. Yesterday my eldest sister, Sophia (22F), got married to her fiancé and I was very excited. I'm very close with Sophia and I like her husband.

'I have mild cerebral palsy, this means I often use a cane/crutches to walk, mainly for balance.'

He explained that his sister had begged him to make his cane match the theme of the wedding because his was currently decorated in stickers. 

Boris said: 'Sophia had asked me to make my cane more presentable for a wedding. (The theme was black/white) which I totally understand (my normal one is covered in stickers). I obviously get that it wasn’t exactly formal so I wrapped it in black tape, which my sister was happy with.

'Come day of her wedding and I was just having a very "off" day, my legs hurt and my balance was way off. 

'Although I planned on using my black cane. I ended up having to use my crutches which are blue. I figured it would be fine (because who would care anyways?)

'I didn’t actually get to greet my sister until it was the reception. She seemed awfully offended that I was using my blue crutches and asked if I could just stay seated and not have the crutches out to not "ruin the color scheme."

The 15-year-old - who is referred to as Boris - has mild cerebral palsy and took to Reddit to unveil the shocking events that transpired on the day of his 22-year-old sister's nuptials

'I was frustrated but I just did it because it's my sister and she's right, they stood out a lot.'

When it came time for the family to pose for photos, a fiery argument erupted. 

'Come time for pictures and I was heavily relying on my crutches for balance that day. My sister complained to our mom in a cranky voice, "Boris (me) is ruining the pictures,"' Boris wrote.

'I told her to suck it up. Then she begged our mum to tell me to not be in the FAMILY PHOTOS. 

'I was sure that my mom would notice how ridiculous that is but my mom just sided with my sister and told me that I was technically ruining the theme. 

'My mom, Sophia and I all got into an argument, I couldn’t believe my sister was crying about something so stupid. My sister's makeup was ruined and now her pictures had “ugly blue crutches” in them.   

People on the web flooded the comments section and slammed his family

'Our mom told me to just leave and had the groom's brother drive me home. I wasn’t allowed to stay for food, or the cake cutting. My whole family is saying “it’s her special day” and how I ruined it by causing a fuss. I can’t possible understand how this is reasonable.' 

At the end of the post, he questioned if he was in the wrong. 

People on the web flooded the comments section and slammed his family. 

One person said: 'Not the a**hole. Your family sounds shallow as f**k.'

Someone else added: 'Not the a**hole. What the f**k is wrong with your family though? That is the most ridiculous thing ever. You did nothing wrong and your family are jerks.'

One user wrote: 'Not the a**hole, your family sounds awful I certainly wouldn't be speaking to any of them if I was you.'

'Your sister lost her mind. Not the a**hole,' someone else wrote.