Tindersticks
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Assuming you are being honest, then: (1) Your Ex is childishly insecure and immature and ultimately did you a favor in breaking up with you. (2) Regardless of the situation she had no right to destroy your property. She has every right to break up with you for any reason she considers reasonable, as do you. But jealousy and hurt feelings is no excuse for destroying your property and that kind of behavior should not be tolerated. If she wanted you out of her life she owed you the opportunity to retrieve your belongings. (3) In the future, remember “don’t stick your dick in crazy” the costs are just too high.
How did she find the tinder account if she herself wasn’t on tinder?
I've met quite a few women that will make Tinder accounts just to look for that shit. They'll even have friends try to hit on you, to test your loyalty. They'll install spy apps on your phone when you aren't aware, etc.
I'd contact the police, and potentially a lawyer. Theft and arson should put her away for a while. Depending on the value and her income/assets it might be worth it to sue her for damages, though likely she's not got enough to be worth suing over.
Now you can use your Tinder account. Assuming she didn't use your phone as tinder to start the fire.
Congratulations on your narrow escape. I’m sorry that you’re in a such a terrible situation, but I think that it’s pretty clear you dodged a bullet.
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How did she find the tinder account if she herself wasn’t on tinder?
Assuming you are being honest, then: (1) Your Ex is childishly insecure and immature and ultimately did you a favor in breaking up with you. (2) Regardless of the situation she had no right to destroy your property. She has every right to break up with you for any reason she considers reasonable, as do you. But jealousy and hurt feelings is no excuse for destroying your property and that kind of behavior should not be tolerated. If she wanted you out of her life she owed you the opportunity to retrieve your belongings. (3) In the future, remember “don’t stick your dick in crazy” the costs are just too high.