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Input: I got a gift in the mail today. Addressed to me with my address and my full name (people usually call me by my nickname). There were two necklaces, a ring, a guitar tuner with batteries, guitar strings and a tactical weapon to use in your fist if you want to punch someone.

My fiance is accusing me of cheating on him because the handwriting on the box looks like a man may have wrote it.

I'm definitely not cheating on him. Someone knows my full name and obviously knows I'm learning guitar. I'm seriously freaked out and worried about it because of the tactical tool in the box, too.

My plan of action is calling the USPS tomorrow and see if there is any info on the tracking number. After that, I'm calling the police to make a report to have on record.

My fiance is telling me that he thinks I'm cheating on him because of all this stuff. My fiance is out of his ever-loving mind if he thinks I'd do that. I'll be 49 soon and I'm wayyyyy too old for that shit. I'm a good, honest woman. If I had something to hide, why would I show him? Makes no sense. I've offered to show him my internet history but he refuses to look at it.

I'm taking precautionary measures tomorrow in case I have a stalker somehow. Does that make me an asshole for getting a package of stuff I didn't want?

getting a gift in the mail