Woman Finally Opens 12-Year-Old Wedding Gift from Former Friend

A woman recently made a bold decision to unwrap a wedding gift she received back in 2013 from a friend she had since lost contact with. In a TikTok video, she revealed that she had kept the gift unopened for 12 years, as their friendship had ended over a financial dispute.

After finally opening the carefully wrapped present, she discovered two beautifully designed flower vases inside. Reflecting on their past friendship, she shared:

> "We only stopped being friends, and in fact, she blocked me just two years ago… If there’s one thing I can’t do, it’s hold a grudge. I’m too weak for that."



Social Media Reactions

The video sparked mixed reactions online, with many expressing skepticism about unopened gifts:

💬 Takalani: "Throw them away."
💬 Mrs_Kay87 💕💕: "Why did you keep it for so long? 😳 You should have thrown it away."
💬 MaHGirL.Y_28: "You should have gotten rid of them for your own safety, my darling."
💬 Happy: "I don’t trust people when it comes to wedding gifts. Some of them are the reason our marriages don’t work."
💬 mame_mzungumwiru: "Friends and money in the same sentence? 😂😂😂 I’ve seen wonders these past days."
💬 Zawadi: "You’re a better person than me! I would’ve opened it the same day—I love gifts!"

What do you think? Would you have kept an unopened gift for 12 years, or would you have opened it immediately? Let us know in the comments!

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