I flipped out on my fiance for selling the gaming chair that my brother gifted me to pay for her gym membership.

33-year-old male here.

I lost my 27-year-old brother due to terminal illness a couple of months ago.

We were so close and had a lot in common.

He was a gamer and had all kinds of gaming gear, including a gaming chair,

that he wanted me to have before he died. It's devastating because we were really hoping and had all kinds of gaming gear, including a gaming chair that he wanted me to have before he died.

It's devastating because we were really hoping and had plans to spend a Christmas together.

This chair, I consider special, because it was my brother's favourite of all his gear,

and it reminds me of him whenever I sit in it. I don't play much anymore.

It just brings me closer to him to a degree I can't explain,

and it brings me so much comfort. My fiancé, 31, and with me for seven years, knew my brother.

She knew how close we were, though she did have issues with me spending too much time with him

after her and I got engaged, saying I should focus on us more. But my brother's health

was at its worst at that time, and since my parents were overwhelmed, I felt the need to come and

help out. We live in an expensive area. I pay so much for rent. It's a two-bedroom apartment.

She used to rent in this apartment before we met, and I moved in with her, and my name was added to the lease.

Now I pay the whole rent by myself. I suggested moving to a cheaper area, but she didn't welcome my

suggestion. I keep the chair in my office, and days ago I found out that my fiancé, who's been

out of a job and complaining about no longer being able to attend the

gym, took the chair and sold it online to be able to pay for her next month's gym membership.

When I found out, I flipped out hugely and had a very negative reaction.

She told me that she was desperate for money, and after selling all she had, she had no choice

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