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Now this story comes from a deleted user who says my male 28 wife female 28 throughout the

flowers I got her for Valentine's Day. I destroyed her late husband's wedding ring and messed

everything up. I met my wife when we were 20. We've been

together since shortly after we met. We got engaged at 26 and just got married last autumn.

When I met her, she was a widow. She had known her late husband since infancy. Her mom babysat him

and they had been dating since 7 seventh grade, married at 18.

He died in a car accident when they were 20 shortly before I met her.

When we first started dating, she was still grieving his death.

She would often have panic attacks and lock herself in the bathroom crying.

I tried to be as understanding as I could when

things like this happened. I tried to comfort her, but she would just ask for space. Over the years,

this has lessened and lessened, and she never brings him up anymore. On our first Valentine's

day, I got her chocolates and some flowers, flowers and she accepted them and said she appreciated the

gesture. But then she said she thinks Valentine's Day is just stupid commercial holiday that she

doesn't care for. I retorted that I think it's a sweet day where couples could profoundly express their

love and that I'd still like to celebrate it at least a little.

After pressing it for a while, she admitted that she didn't want to celebrate it because

she celebrated it with her late husband.

It started with corny little Valentine's cards that you make for your classmates in elementary

school, two full-fledged romantic dinners.

Then eventually they got married on Valentine's Day.

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