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119 and says, stepdad unearthed my time capsule. Hello all, this is my first post, so bear with me.

Here's the backstory. When the clock hit midnight on the year 2000, all the members of my family

and extended family were there. We were signed a paper

and each put something into a time capsule. Shortly after, my grandfather passed away from a brain tumor.

I was nine at the time and my grandmother and I buried the time capsule behind the headstone at the

cemetery. She told me to take it out in 10 years and have a look. No one else was there for that.

I don't remember much of what was put in there because I was so young. 2010 came and I went

and didn't feel like taking it out yet. Not much happened in 10 years so I wanted to wait longer.

Fast forward to 2022. My grandmother died after living a long

and full life. I disclosed to my family about the time capsule when we were at the graveyard,

and it seemed like my stepdad took interest. Parents were divorced and mum married him in 2008.

I confirmed it was still there by poking a small wooden stake in the

ground and poked around till I hit something solid. Decided it was still too early and wanted to

wait longer. Today, I got a picture in the family chat showing him unearthing the time capsule. My

mum and him took a trip to the cemetery. I was pissed and still haven't responded. I don't know how to go about this. I don't know if I should tell him how much it meant to me to be the one to take it out. Or should I just brush it off? It's one of those things I think about every once in a while and get more excited as time goes on. I don't even remember what I put in there. Could have been a toy car or whatever,

but I don't know. Mine asshole for being upset about this. Thank you in advance. Now there's two

things that's going around in my mind. You know, if he's just, if he knew about this, dug it up,

just because he wanted to reveal it, and absolutely he's going to be the

asshole in this situation. And like, though, I don't understand why anyone would do that and you

have every right to be upset about it. The second situation, which, you know, might be a bit

further out there is, you know, when you was confirming if it was poking and wooden stake in the

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