THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John
I went to my parents for a few weeks. My dad was in the hospital. So I hadn't seen my girlfriend for several weeks. We agreed to have a romantic date night when I got back in town on Sunday. After a great meal and a movie, it was time for fun time. She told me to lay on the bed because she had a surprise for me. Minutes later she came strutting into the bedroom in some amazing lingerie. I complimented her on how great she looked and said that I was flattered that she went and got some new lingerie for me. She said, "Oh, I've had this for years." Years? It turns out her old boyfriend bought it for her. They were together for three years and broke up about a year ago. I wasn't happy and told her I wasn't in the mood anymore. We got in a fight. I left and she thanked me for ruining the night. Am I the only guy who would be put off by their girlfriend wearing lingerie that a former boyfriend bought them?
Signed
Baffled Boyfriend
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