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Input: I was with a girl for a long time. Over a decade (28 M) so I was pretty much with her my whole adult life.

She moved out seven months ago and over time I realized she was right to do so. Dead love couldn't go any further. 

Fast forward to today.

New girl (who I really like) asked why I have a dozen dried roses hanging on the wall of my bedroom. 

I got them for my ex years ago and now I just like how they look .

This prompts a discussion that becomes an argument.  

"Why do you still have those roses? Why do you have pictures of your ex in the living room. You still love her." Etc.

I put all of the pictures of my ex and I into storage months ago and the only ones left hanging are FAMILY photos that she just happens to be in.

New girl wants the roses and pictures gone but the roses are pretty and those are just family photos that my ex happens to be in.

I refused to take down family pictures and a decoration that I like because she has a problem with them.

We're still in a disagreement about this.

AITA?


not completely removing ties to my ex from my apartment