Hey, hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some relationship stories.

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Now today's first story comes from Meatball Manors, who says, my in-laws got rid of all

my sentimental stuff and I believe it was intentional and does come with an update.

So for some context, my partner and I, four-year relationship, we are both in our 20s, live

in a very small apartment, and storage

space isn't a luxury we have or can afford. My in-laws very graciously offered for us to store

our belongings that we weren't using for the time being in their home. So I labelled everything

into totes and left it in their care. This stuff was mostly sentimental and Christmas

items. Many of them from my childhood and reminders of when my parents were still together and my

grandfather was still alive. Most of it was passed down to me and I treasured those items so dearly

because Christmas is my favourite time of year and many of the items I owned came from family that isn't around anymore.

My mom let us know recently that she had plenty of room in her storage for anything we wanted to save.

So we decided to take my Christmas stuff and my partner's items from my partner's family.

Use it to decorate for the holidays and then permanently relocate it to my mum's storage

unit. However, when we went to visit my in-laws to collect our items, they were nowhere to be found.

I was immediately feeling very suspicious and uncomfortable because they seemed unfazed by my stuff

being missing. As I said before, everything was lab, but the only items that remained belonged to my partner.

Everything of mine was gone.

My partner immediately said something to them about how important those items were to me, and they shrugged it off.

They ultimately made a comment that we would come back and they would help us look for it.

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