I would…

I would just let him know what I found & ask if he would like these items back.

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Anonymous wrote:lol at a man complaining to his first wife of 15 years about the cost of fertility treatments with second wife. What a catch.

I read it as him hoping that OP also has medical problems and fertility problems so the guy doesn’t feel like he made the wrong decision.

We've both moved on. He knows I've remarried and have kids. His new wife is a decade younger than me.

That was your mistake to begin with. You should have married a man 10-20 years older than you if you wanted a husband and kids.

Men age more slowly and will divorce a woman their own age when she gets in her 40s, and remarry a woman 20 years younger.

Give them back how is this even a question. Be human.

Anonymous wrote:lol at a man complaining to his first wife of 15 years about the cost of fertility treatments with second wife. What a catch.

Is there any cure for old man sperm?

Anonymous wrote:Why the heck would you want to keep his father’s gold teeth all these years? How is this even a question?

I just found them in storage after many years. Didn't know i had them. It's just gold beads in a small envelope from the funeral home

But also - why meet for drinks? Especially if he’s still complaining about the divorce settlement. Leave them on his front porch at a mutually agreed upon time.

But can you please explain to me why you’re crowd-sourcing whether to return your FIL’s gold teeth? I can’t wrap my brain around it. And why would you want to keep his chess set?!

Why the heck would you want to keep his father’s gold teeth all these years? How is this even a question?

Anonymous wrote:lol at a man complaining to his first wife of 15 years about the cost of fertility treatments with second wife. What a catch.

That is pretty funny