Who do you take me for?

By pandaboo - This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff - United States

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
I agree, your life sucks 37 803
You deserved it 3 878

Same thing different taste

Top comments

I would get your boyfriend to steal it back. He must believe you.

An awful mother in law.. It's almost too cliché.

Comments

what were you doing spending the night in her bed and not his?

psycho much.. I hope your not considering marriage lol

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

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.

in Soviet Russia, necklace steals you!

in Soviet Russia, necklace steals you!

#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.

ha(: sick burned me out(; props:O to #73