I never thought I’d be in this position, staring down at my beloved car, the one I’d spent so much time and effort making perfect, knowing that soon it would be gone.
My wife had asked me to sell it so she could buy a Hermes limited edition bag, and I had reluctantly agreed.
Couldn’t believe that she would do this
It was hard for me to believe that she was willing to sacrifice something that I had cherished for so long in order to buy something that she wanted.
And yet, here I was, trying to figure out how to get the most money for my car so she could fulfill her dream.
I had done some research and I knew that the car was worth a decent amount, but I also knew that it might take some time to find a buyer.
I started to worry about how long it would take, and if I would be able to get enough for the car to buy the bag.
Finally, after weeks of tirelessly searching, I found a buyer. He was willing to pay what I was asking, and I was relieved. I quickly transferred the money to my wife, and she was ecstatic.
She couldn’t wait to buy the bag and I was happy that she was so excited.
I was super sian afterwards, it made me question my marriage
But when the bag arrived, I wasn’t as thrilled. It was beautiful, yes, but it felt wrong. I knew that my car was worth more than this bag, and that it was wrong to sacrifice something I loved for something so fleeting.
I was angry and hurt, but I kept my emotions in check because I wanted my wife to be happy. We both kept up the facade of happiness, but deep down I was seething.
We had been married for almost a decade, and I had always been the one to make sure she was happy and taken care of, and now it felt like she was taking advantage of me.
It was hard for me to accept that she had asked me to sell something that I had worked so hard to make perfect, in order to buy something that she wanted.
I felt like it was a sign that our marriage was not as strong as I had thought it was.