What is up, Waffle, gang? I do hope you are well. My name is Mark, and today we're checking out some more

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Now, this first story comes from unlucky fiancé.

Am I the asshole for not returning an engagement ring that my fiance who passed away

had crafted specially for me?

Disclaimers, it's a throw away, English is not my native language, so excuse some spelling

mistakes and wonky grammar three long-time lurker

first-time poster so pardon if formatting is weird so me my fiance dated for five years last

december on our fifth year anniversary he proposed to me and i accepted in my country engagement rings

are not a major thing couples show that they are engaged by wearing their future wedding rings on their right hand.

Once they're married, they start wearing it on their left hand.

Because I always watched men proposing to women with wedding rings on American movies,

internet videos, TV shows and other media, I'd always have the same ideal in my head.

Knowing this dream of mine and since his

family doesn't have any heirlooms or family jewels, he had a goldsmith craft, a wedding ring

especially for me. He knew I don't like fancy and flashy jewels. I'm a very discreet person, so

he had a ring made for me that was exactly what I'd like and I did I absolutely adore it sadly a couple of

months ago my fiance fell ill and passed away I'm not going to go into details about it because

just writing this out makes me sob I'm still very much not over it skip a few weeks in his

sister and his mum I never really got along

with neither, the sister nor the mum, but we're friendly towards each other, called me asking me

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