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The ring is gone and you should probably move out if you can.

mrsconn23mrsconn23 member
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Dear Prudence,

My mother recently found a ring in my room that was very sentimental to me. She asked me where it came from. It had been given to me by a “friend” who was actually interested in me romantically. I did not tell her who it was, and will not do so here. I was going to wear the ring today, and started looking for it. I searched my room and couldn’t find it, which led me to conclude that she might have thrown it out. How should I confront her, or should I just let it slide? (The ring was not at all expensive but was very important to me.)

—Ring Go Brrrr

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Re: The ring is gone and you should probably move out if you can.

  • levioosalevioosa member
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    I want to know why the next step for LW from "my mom found a pretty ring in my room" and "I can't find it anywhere in my room" has led them to think she threw it away instead of maybe borrowing it? Does mom have a history of doing this? Does mom take things often? Does mom pawn things often? Need more info. 


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  • charlotte989875charlotte989875 member
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    How did the LW think to write Prudie but not ask Mom if she had seen the ring? 

    It sure if your mom took it without telling you it’s time to move out. 
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  • mrsconn23mrsconn23 member
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    edited May 2024
    Graduate HS, LW, and move out. (This reads like a someone that young)

    If your mom searches your room to the point where she finds a ring of all things that she know wasn't there in the past, then you're never going to have privacy in her home.  I do not agree with her, however, unfortunately there's nothing you can do about it. 

    Furthermore, if you're too scared to tell your mom about your romantic interests, then she's not a safe person.  I'm sorry.  I also wouldn't ask her about it because she won't tell you the truth. 
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