Who do you take me for?
Today, I was staying over at my boyfriend's house, sleeping in his sister's room while she is away at college. I left my necklace on her dresser. When I came back, it was gone. His mother saw it there and thought it was her daughter's necklace. She hid it so I wouldn't "steal it". FML
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jdfml90 0
I would get your boyfriend to steal it back. He must believe you.
justsayfuck 5
An awful mother in law.. It's almost too cliché.
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Ahhh_DTG 3
what were you doing spending the night in her bed and not his?
canadianPrincess 0
psycho much.. I hope your not considering marriage lol
michellenKG 5
bitch. you need to stand up to her if you haven't already. you can't let her get away with treating you like a petty thief! deman respect from her.
lena_smiles4321 1
that sucks big time. I thinkin you need to tell her that you are missing it
PincheEdgarr 0
78 long distance relationships are dumb a don't work out:/ unless someone proved they work out I take it back but so far I stick to that.
Kawaiichan42 3
It's great that you think long-distance relationships don't work out, but whether they work or not isn't really an issue. If OP and her boyfriend want to try it, then that's their thing. I wasn't saying they were for sure in a long-distance relationship, just that it could be a valid reason for a teen to be staying with her boyfriend for a while.
maxisma 1
in Soviet Russia, necklace steals you!
maxisma 1
in Soviet Russia, necklace steals you!
Schooled 0
#92-#94 agreed. I don't think there was anything wrong with them sleeping in separate rooms, for the same reasons as 92, and also it is the chicks fault for leaving such a precious belonging right out in the open, if it was my house then I would pick it up mistaking it for one of my family members without fail.
PincheEdgarr 0
ha(: sick burned me out(; props:O to #73
PincheEdgarr 0
nvmd I meant to piut 93 not 73(: aha