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Now, today's first story comes from Am I the Asshole Culture Clash and says, am I the

asshole for imposing my culture, even though I thought I was just being nice.

Even though I, 23 female, am American.

My parents are immigrants and therefore I have a different cultural

upbringing the most. One thing that was hammered into my head from a young age was to

always, always bring a small gift when visiting anyone's house. It doesn't matter if it's family

or friends or that one person you kind of know but don't really like. Bringing something

is a must. My boyfriend 28 male and I have been dating for almost four years now. And since we both

work from home, he suggested we make dinner with his parents a weekly thing since we haven't been

able to see each other much for obvious reasons.

I love his parents, so obviously I agreed.

Every week I made sure to bring something small to show my appreciation for them cooking for us,

always using my own money, a small bottle of wine, a favorite dessert, some flowers, etc.

And they always thanked me for it. This has been going on for a few months. Absolutely didn't notice anything out of the ordinary until yesterday when my boyfriend

and I were preparing to head over. I'd gotten a cute vase of daffodil since luckily I'd found some in bloom

and my boyfriend's mom really loves them.

But my boyfriend suddenly got really mad and asked why I kept bringing stuff over every week,

like his parents are a charity case.

Honestly, I got super confused and asked him what the problem was, and that I've always done

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