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Am I the bad guy for refusing to put my fiance on the house title after he kept handing me empty

pins as a prank? I'm a 34 year old woman, and I've been with my fiance who's 37 for three years.

We're getting married before the end of this year, and recently we moved into the house that I

inherited from my mom. The house is in my name, and it took a lot of talking and convincing from him

to have his name on the title as well. Now honestly, part of me doesn't think this is a good idea.

At least not right now, maybe after marriage. But anyway, I've decided to go ahead and put his

name on the title so that he could start contributing towards the mortgage more and lighten my burden a

bit. When it was time for me to sign the deed, my fiance stopped me and gave me a pin saying this

pin was his lucky pin and told me to use it to sign the deed. I took the pin and tried to sign,

but it turned out that it was empty, and he was like, oh, I must have forgotten while laughing,

and then pulled out his other lucky pin. I took it and tried to sign, and that one was also empty.

Honestly, seeing how he was laughing, I figured he was messing with me, but he swore that he wasn't

and pulled out another one of his lucky pins. I tried that one too, and it was empty. My fiance

started cackling, and I felt humiliated, especially with how the gentleman next to him was staring.

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