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This story is from Pearl Necklace Throwway who says,

Am I the asshole for giving my son my mother's necklace? I lost my parents when I was very young

and I've spent decades recovering from the trauma. One coping mechanism I had was holding on to

all of their things. My parents were well off

and I inherited almost all of their possessions and assets. My therapist and I have talked about

why I feel the need to cling on to these things that have no use to me. And I've said I might be

open to giving some of their things to someone who would use and treasure them. I don't have a concrete

plan or timeline for doing so though. My mother owned a pearl necklace that was passed down

from mother to daughter for generations. My great-great-grandmother brought it with her to America

when her family fled Germany, so obviously it has immense sentimental value. My mother didn't have a daughter, so the necklace

like everything else has been sitting in my house for decades, unworn. So onto my son. He is very

into style and fashion. He wears lots of different types of outfits. He wear a suit and tie to a work

function and then a mini skirt and mesh shirt to go clubbing with his friends. He wear a suit and tied to a work function and then a mini skirt

and mesh shirt to go clubbing with his friends. He wears jewelry sometimes and owns a few elegant,

classy pieces. No pearls though. A few months ago, my son was showing me an all white suit. He

bought to wear a to a friend's party. It was a really nice suit and all of a sudden I was

struck with the idea that my mother's pearls would look great with that suit. So I went and got

them. My son became very emotional and I decided that he should have the pearls to keep. I don't

wear necklaces but he does. I think my mother would want him to have the pearls. When I talked to my therapist

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