She’s Refusing To Throw Out A Dragon Statue She Bought For Her Mother Even Though Her Fiancé’s Mom Believes It Brought A Demon Into Their House
This twenty-four-year-old woman currently lives with her fiancé, who is twenty-seven, and his mother.
And last month, she and her fiancé visited her hometown with her sister to do a bit of shopping. They ended up stopping in at Goodwill, where she found a really cool dragon statue that she figured would be a perfect gift for her mother.
For context, her mom is a big dragon fan and collects a lot of dragon-themed items. The only problem, though, was that her sister was not speaking with her mother at the time.
“So, we decided to hang onto the dragon statue until the next time we came into town and would give it to my mom,” she recalled.
And ever since then, the dragon statue has been sitting on a headboard in one of the bedrooms at her fiancé’s mother’s house until she finds the time to visit her hometown again.
To her shock, though, her fiancé’s mother ended up having a huge issue with the statue and actually claimed it was bringing supernatural energy into the house.
It all began when her fiancé’s mother claimed to be experiencing “some problems” because of a demon.
Neither she nor her fiancé noticed anything different going on in their house, though, until her fiancé’s mother told her fiancé last night.
“I still don’t notice anything besides the tensions this has caused. We are all Christians, but his mother is extremely superstitious, and my fiancé believes everything she tells him,” she explained.
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Then, after her fiancé got home from work a few nights ago, his mother claimed to have seen a tiny dragon flying by her window.
So, her fiancé’s mother came to the conclusion that the little dragon statue had brought a demon into their home. Moreover, the statue needed to be thrown away immediately.
Anyway, after she heard all of this from her fiancé, she told him they would just get rid of the statue when they gave it to her mother. But apparently, her fiancé was completely against that idea.
He claimed that if she gave it to her mother, then anything that happened to her mother afterward would be her fault. In fact, he literally said that “sin would be on her hands.”
To be honest, though, she just does not believe the dragon is the culprit of any malevolent energy.
So, she told her fiancé that it’s a good thing she can just repent in church after she gives the statue to her mother– because she refuses to just throw it away.
Well, her fiancé still apparently really wanted to throw it away, which has since created a lot of issues in their relationship. Most notably, she has no idea why her fiancé will not stand up for her against his mother.
“I told him if he’s not going to stand up for me about a stupid dragon, then how can I trust that we will stand up for me later?” she vented.
For whatever reason, though, her fiancé just did not get that comparison. In fact, he just claimed she was being ridiculous before getting pretty quiet and going to bed.
And to be clear, this is not the first time she has had to throw out items because of her fiancé’s mother, either.
For instance, she also had to pass up her grandfather’s vintage vinyl record collection because her fiancé’s mother believed they somehow hosted demons, too.
Still, though, she does not want this dragon to be the downfall of her relationship with her future mother-in-law or her engagement altogether.
So, she has been left wondering if she should just throw out the dragon statue to keep the familial peace or if she should insist her fiancé stands up for her.
Why do you think her fiancé goes along with everything his mother says? Do you think that is a red flag, or might he just be superstitious, too? If you were in her shoes, would you just throw out the dragon statue or keep pushing your fiancé to stand up for you?
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