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October 11th, 2005 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

Pink Tourmaline Ring

Return request a gift?

I am very recently, a long-term relationship in many gifts were exchanged between us during our time together. Now, the Ex is back for more items: a pink tourmaline ring (without obligation), a crystal screen Swarovski piece, a necklace, etc. I have a problem with this because I believe that once a donation is made with the sincere intention should not be negotiable in return. I never asked anything in return, not its intent. I think it is distasteful. He disagrees. Any opinions? Feelings about the label on this? Thank you.

I think it is on the wrong track. A gift must be freely given and should not have to feel whether or not it is yours forever is dependent on whether the relationship is intact or not. This has never been a gift if he had conditions. Obviously, if the ring was an engagement ring, I would return because it is an example of a gift that has, in fact thread. I wish him recover all that had sentimental value (eg, pieces of the family that may be your case). But beyond that, I believe that the gifts they gave should be yours forever. If he still wants to return, I think if he wants this matter, I do not even want things. I just do not want anything that I was not welcome to have. Rightly or wrongly, I put everything away and return. Not because you want to, but because there no possession of material that could be helpful to have taken over you as he does. In response to a question of etiquette, you're on the right and wrong. But to consider the whole situation, I would like to provide equipment anyway. Your desire to restore "back donation" certainly more than deflate it. It used to manipulate and maintain power About You Now. I would not allow it. Did not even deign to discuss it. I want to get rid of things and let them have. It's a cheap way to relieve you of a burden ... him!

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