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If they're stealing your stuff, either kick them out or move out, simple as that. FYL
Have them arrested. Anybody that takes my stuff is getting everything I can legally throw at them.
OH shit you know what that means
The roommate has the same size finger as OP?
The roommate stole it?
No, it means time for someone to get jumped!
It's time to go Gollum on her! He knows how to get back his ring!
Careful, first it's the ring she steals. Next, it'll be your boyfriend. Presuming, of course, she hasn't already done that and you just don't know it yet.
There's always that one super negative thinker
Could explain why she has the ring in the first place
doesn't mean she stole it... maybe they have relationship in which they borrow things from one another, and the roomate just didn't know the sentimental value of the ring. stay positive! :D
ex boyfriend?
nevermind i read it wrong :(
It's always the ring that turns out to be trouble. Especially those precious ones.
Haha. That reference! OP, dont bite anyone's fingers off!!
Maybe she saw it and didn't know you just got it and thought it was collecting dust so she took it, just ask first
OP shouldn't have to ask for something back that already belongs to her. The roommate shouldn't be picking things up that don't belong to her in the first place.
The fact that she just got it is irrelevant. In fact an awful lot of particularly valuable jewelry is valuable because it's old. Whether or not it was "collecting dust" is also irrelevant. It's never okay to take something from a roommate without asking, even if it's not being used. Again, with jewelry, the most valuable pieces are probably worn the least frequently for a lot of people. (I know I'm so afraid of losing the nice things my mother passed on to me that I almost never wear them.)
You don't pick your room mates stuff up and wear it as your own just because your room mate doesn't wear it often. I have a very expensive ring that was passed down by my great-grand mother, I would lose my shit if my house mate wore that without asking. If it's not yours, don't take it.... How hard is that to comprehend?
Kick.her.ass
OP, this may either be a case of stealing or a case of your roommate innocently thinking it was hers. Unless you told her you were looking for it, she may have thought the ring was hers and worn it by accident
How do you accidently wear someone else's jewelry? I'm sure the room mate isn't so retarded that she doesn't know what her own pieces look like. She's a thief and a bad one at that.
Sometimes they look similar and you aren't sure if you bought it or its theirs. Just a thought, mate.
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If they're stealing your stuff, either kick them out or move out, simple as that. FYL
Careful, first it's the ring she steals. Next, it'll be your boyfriend. Presuming, of course, she hasn't already done that and you just don't know it yet.