I don’t think he deserves a birthday gift ever again from me

I bought a bottle of Prada cologne for my husband for his birthday. It was about $150. He opens it up, looks at it, and says cool. The very next day while we’re in the car he tells me the cologne I got him was “mid grade” and he really wishes I got him the Gucci one instead. Then he proceeds to tell me about how his best friend’s wife always buys his best friend the super duper expensive ones (I’m talking $200-$300). Oh and it gets better. He also called me cheap because I bought my brand new Nike Dunks for 40 bucks instead of paying the regular $150 for them. So you’re criticizing me for saving money 🧐🧐🧐🧐

Am I being money shamed? 🤔

I’m pretty sure I need to throw the whole husband away at this point 😐

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Throw the whole thing away, or be petty and spend what he expects you too(if you can afford too) so he can see what it actually costs. Im just petty though😅

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UH. WHAT. Gross vibes.
Also, personally. Gucci is flashy I wanna flaunt my shit, while Prada is old money, quiet luxury. Like oh tell me more about yourself sir, ew. He sounds financially immature and insecure.

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Ewwww wtf. And what is wrong with saving money?! How weird!

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Is he 12? Petty behaviour

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It’s giving sassy princess

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He seems so ungrateful and immature.

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Ewww why is he so focused on money and what someone else buys her husband? So what if the Gucci one costs double! There are some scents that cost mega bucks but the fragrance is rank! The cost of an item doesn’t always equate quality!

I would get that Prada back off him, sell it and buy YOURSELF something nice with the money.

His values and morals are in the bin. I would dash him in there too, so he can keep them company.

Mid grade indeed! Especially in this cost of living crisis! He’s damn lucky he’s got an expensive gift in the first place, some people are having to choose to eat or pay bills! What an ungrateful man. 😤

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Oh, he is one of those brand snobs. Ick, there are more important things in life.

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I don’t think he deserves a birthday gift ever again from me

I bought a bottle of Prada cologne for my husband for his birthday. It was about $150. He opens it up, looks at it, and says cool. The very next day while we’re in the car he tells me the cologne I got him was “mid grade” and he really wishes I got him the Gucci one instead. Then he proceeds to tell me about how his best friend’s wife always buys his best friend the super duper expensive ones (I’m talking $200-$300). Oh and it gets better. He also called me cheap because I bought my brand new Nike Dunks for 40 bucks instead of paying the regular $150 for them. So you’re criticizing me for saving money 🧐🧐🧐🧐

Am I being money shamed? 🤔

I’m pretty sure I need to throw the whole husband away at this point 😐

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