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Thank you. with today's stories. Much love guys. Now our first story will follow with an update and it's from I Love Pizza Too Much 36 and I can only get behind that username. And it's titled Am I the Arsole for refusing to

accept a present

my fiancé's mother wanted to give me. My 36 female fiancé, David 34 male, name changed,

and I've been together for about six years now. His family is very wealthy. Although I'm very

successful and a high earner, my fiance works for his family's business and makes more than I do.

I never wanted to be perceived to a gold digger, which is why I try to keep my expenses strictly separate from his.

I pay for my half of everything. If he ever gives me a gift, I make sure I get him something of equal value.

David has often insisted on treating me me but I always refuse. I really

don't feel comfortable letting other people pay for me. My fiance has learned to respect this.

After we get married, we will split all household expenses on a 50-50 basis. Our wedding is in October.

His parents insisted on paying for a grand wedding for us. But David and I

convinced them that would rather pay for it ourselves. The other day David's mum showed me a diamond

and sapphire necklace and earring set that she had kept for Dave's future wife. She said she

wanted me to have it and preferably wear it on our wedding day. I felt very uncomfortable with this.

I never accept any presents that I can't afford on my own. I told her I was flattered but that I can't

accept something so expensive. I told her I won't be able to give her something equally

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