Musician gifts his first-ever guitar to his brother, buys it back after he secretly pledges it, then refuses to return it: 'He offered to pay exactly what I paid for it, but I told him no’

Does selling a gift mean giving up the right to ask for it back?Yes, yes, it does. As far as I'm concerned, you should never sell or gift something that was first given to you, especially when that object has some sentimental value. It's not only heartbreaking for the person who thought of you when giving you the present, but also for the object itself: some things don't have a monetary value, so selling them is not okay.This brother was very thoughtful when he decided to gift his first guitar to his brother. I'm sure he thought it through, since we know that musicians can be very attached to all the instruments they've ever owned. Once his brother was getting into this new hobby and he bought himself a new one, giving him the older one was a huge act of love.So, we can all imagine how sad he felt when he realized that his brother had cashed it. He was walking by the little shop and noticed the guitar hanging on the wall. He was able to recognize it because of a little dent it had in one corner. He immediately called his brother and asked where the guitar was. From his sibling's hesitation, he realized he had actually done it. Later, the brother confessed that he missed the deadli…

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