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I refused to wear my mother-in-law's gift because I want to honor someone else. Well then do it.

On my honor as a gentleman. Hi, my wedding is next week and on Thursday, my soon-to-be mother-in-law

gifted me a very extravagant necklace set. I thanked her for it and then she said it would look good

at the wedding on me. I kind of froze and did not know what to say because it seemed like it was assumed I would wear it. I was caught off guard and did not want to react poorly in the moment. By the way, this comes from user Heavy Leading 1937. And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-O-K story time subreddit. I'm Dakota.

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life's questions.

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So if you know stuff that we don't know, why don't you tell us in the comments. as OP says.

I had been planning on wearing my late grandma's necklace

that she had left for me.

I was very close to my maternal grandparents.

My parents are doctors, and because they had... wearing my late grandma's necklace that she had left for me. I was very close to my maternal

grandparents. My parents are doctors, and because they had long hours, I spent a lot of time with

my grandparents and became very close to them. As it is, I already get a bit sad knowing that

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