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Am I the butthole for telling my husband he should be ashamed of himself,

and he would be incredibly lucky of his oldest daughter ever speaks to him again?

I married my husband three years ago. He was divorced and before that a widower.

He has two daughters, Annie, who's 26 from his first marriage, and Amy, 17 from a second.

My husband told me about his late wife, his ex-wife, and the issues that he had as a blended

family when he remarried. And Annie was not on board with him remarrying, which strained and

eventually ended his second marriage. He also told me that Annie never forgave him for remarrying

and never wanted anything to do with Amy or him after she turned 18.

What he didn't tell me was the major role that he played in all of this.

I found this out three weeks ago at a dinner with his extended family.

Here's the story as I know it. When Amy was around five years old,

she took a special interest in a necklace that belonged to my husband's late wife.

My husband gave the necklace to Amy, which upset Annie because all of her mother's

possessions were meant to go to her. My husband told Annie that it was just one item,

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