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When I broke up with my ex fiancé I felt like I was being more than fair to him. I moved into the spare room, but left the good blanket in the main bedroom because it was just the best blanket and I didn’t want him to have to use a [worse] blanket on top of getting dumped. Back story, the blanket was also extremely sentimental to me, which he knew. When I was 12 my house burned down and I lost absolutely everything. My best friend had this incredible blanket that I always told her I loved it. After the fire, she gifted it to me. At 28, I had that blanket in near perfect condition still, it was still the best blanket ever. I absolutely cherished it. He let his dog tear it up, and relieve itself all over the blanket. I came downstairs one morning and found it torn and soiled in the living room.

Before that I was open to remaining friends or at least be on friendly terms. He stole, lied, and was [toxic] so I was giving quite the olive branch. Until I saw my blanket. I went scorched earth on him and told him exactly how terrible I saw him to be and told him he had a week to get out after giving him two months previously. I am still furious and upset about it to this day. That was too meaningful for someone who lost everything to also lose the blanket of hope a friend had shared with them.

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NotADoctor____ reply

You lend the money you are willing to lose to the people you are willing to stop talking with.

IdiotBoy99 reply

To always create an impression such that you are under-estimated. .

NotADoctor____ reply

You lend the money you are willing to lose to the people you are willing to stop talking with.

IdiotBoy99 reply

To always create an impression such that you are under-estimated. .

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Put your car keys on top of your lunch in the fridge.

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Me and my dad usually freeze a loaf of bread to make it last longer. It tastes perfectly fine once its thawed out.

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amywhite228 reply

"Don't put it down, put it away" helps me alot.

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