All right, so what do you got going on in your life? You want to share with the

Bercho, hit us up at the Bercho.com. And in this email right now, they were engaged.

He cheated. They broke up. What should she do with the engagement ring? Because it

was also his grandmothers.

Oh, hello, Bercho. I need you to be the deciding factor, please. Half of my friends say,

keep the engagement ring. The other half say, give it back. And then there's me firmly

stuck in the middle. One day I want to give it back. And then the next day I'm like, no,

he didn't value me. So why should I give him the ring back? My fiance and I recently

called off our engagement. Turns out he had been cheating on me for practically our entire

relationship, which is two years, by the way. Why he even bothered proposing is beyond

my comprehension, let alone propose with an heirloom that belonged to his grandmother

on his mother side. My first thought was to give the ring back because it's a family

heirloom, but he lied for our entire relationship. That's two years of my life wasted, which

I'd say is worth something. Maybe it's worth worth the cost of the ring. I haven't had

it appraised yet. So who's to say how much it's worth, but it's better than walking

away with absolutely nothing. My friends are pulling me in both directions. I get the

point of giving it back. I get the point of giving it back. It's an heirloom. And why would

I want that toxic ring in my life or the toxic money I get from selling it? But my other

friends have a point that I deserve to be compensated for my pain and suffering plus

time lost. One friend who wants me to sell says, I should at least get it appraised

to figure out what I'm dealing with. If it's not worth much, then just give it back.

If it's worth a pretty penny, then Bora Bora, here I come. You're turned away in

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