Did She Go Too Far? Woman Questions Boyfriend’s Valentine’s Day Gift

A woman has taken to Reddit’s Am I the A**hole subreddit to ask if she was wrong to question her boyfriend’s Valentine’s Day gift. The woman, who has been with her boyfriend for two years, was left less than impressed with a wooden photo frame he had made for her, instead of the usual jewelry he usually gifts her. When she voiced her disappointment, her boyfriend became upset and the breakfast they were having was ruined. Was she wrong to express her true feelings? Read on to find out what others had to say on the matter.

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One woman’s honest opinion about her Valentine’s Day gift has caused a rift in her relationship. After receiving a homemade wooden framed photo with her boyfriend and his kids, she expressed disappointment and suggested that he could have also given her a necklace. Her boyfriend was hurt by her reaction and feels that she doesn’t appreciate the effort he and his kids put into the gift. The disagreement has escalated and the couple is now not speaking. Was the woman in the wrong for expressing her opinion or did her boyfriend overreact? Read on to see what others have to say in the comments below.

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Gifts should match recipient’s preferences. A photo frame isn’t enough

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Reciprocity isn’t gold digging. He picked a fight. NTA

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