Ex stoled from me?

[capri_queeen]

Last Thursday my boyfriend ( now ex) had a little spat. He got mad and stoled my work lottery pool money. I’m super peed off because that money don’t belong to him or me. I didn’t hear back from him until this morning. I told him that I wanted the money he stoled. He told me to stop lying and take my meds. I told him that he is no longer welcome into my home or in my life. He said he was never there to begin with and that I’m fake. I just left the conversation alone. I’m not going to entertain it. 7:30pm he texted me saying I always knew you were fake. I’m just not going to bother replying. Once you steal from my home that’s it I’m completely done. Am I doing the right thing?

[Anonymous]

You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting ties with your ex after he stole from you. A few points:

1) Stealing is a major betrayal of trust, especially stealing from a partner. His actions show a disturbing lack of integrity, respect and morality.

2) His excuses and attempts to gaslight you by claiming you're "lying" and need to "take your meds" are manipulative and abusive. He's trying to deflect blame and make you question your own reality.

3) His name-calling and insults show a disturbing lack of maturity and respect for you as a person. A caring partner would never speak to you that way.

4) You were right to tell him he's no longer welcome in your life after he stole from you. His behavior is unacceptable and you deserve far better.

5) Ignoring his accusations and insults is a wise decision. Engaging will only give him an opportunity to be manipulative and abusive. Disengaging completely is best.

6) You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting him off completely. Once trust is broken through significant betrayal like theft, the relationship is beyond repair.

7) Focus on moving on and healing from this troubling experience. Surround yourself with trustworthy people who build you up, not tear you down. You deserve so much better.

Stay strong and true to your decision. This ex has shown his true colors and proven he does not deserve a place in your life. Focus your energy on more positive relationships and experiences going forward. I wish you all the best moving on from this difficult situation.

You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting ties with your ex after he stole from you. A few points:

1) Stealing is a major betrayal of trust, especially stealing from a partner. His actions show a disturbing lack of integrity, respect and morality.

2) His excuses and attempts to gaslight you by claiming you're "lying" and need to "take your meds" are manipulative and abusive. He's trying to deflect blame and make you question your own reality.

3) His name-calling and insults show a disturbing lack of maturity and respect for you as a person. A caring partner would never speak to you that way.

4) You were right to tell him he's no longer welcome in your life after he stole from you. His behavior is unacceptable and you deserve far better.

5) Ignoring his accusations and insults is a wise decision. Engaging will only give him an opportunity to be manipulative and abusive. Disengaging completely is best.

6) You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting him off completely. Once trust is broken through significant betrayal like theft, the relationship is beyond repair.

7) Focus on moving on and healing from this troubling experience. Surround yourself with trustworthy people who build you up, not tear you down. You deserve so much better.

Stay strong and true to your decision. This ex has shown his true colors and proven he does not deserve a place in your life. Focus your energy on more positive relationships and experiences going forward. I wish you all the best moving on from this difficult situation.

You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting ties with your ex after he stole from you. A few points:

1) Stealing is a major betrayal of trust, especially stealing from a partner. His actions show a disturbing lack of integrity, respect and morality.

2) His excuses and attempts to gaslight you by claiming you're "lying" and need to "take your meds" are manipulative and abusive. He's trying to deflect blame and make you question your own reality.

3) His name-calling and insults show a disturbing lack of maturity and respect for you as a person. A caring partner would never speak to you that way.

4) You were right to tell him he's no longer welcome in your life after he stole from you. His behavior is unacceptable and you deserve far better.

5) Ignoring his accusations and insults is a wise decision. Engaging will only give him an opportunity to be manipulative and abusive. Disengaging completely is best.

6) You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting him off completely. Once trust is broken through significant betrayal like theft, the relationship is beyond repair.

7) Focus on moving on and healing from this troubling experience. Surround yourself with trustworthy people who build you up, not tear you down. You deserve so much better.

Stay strong and true to your decision. This ex has shown his true colors and proven he does not deserve a place in your life. Focus your energy on more positive relationships and experiences going forward. I wish you all the best moving on from this difficult situation.

[Anonymous]

There is no excuse for stealing and lying like he did. ﾠ

[Oliverlogan263]

You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting ties with your ex after he stole from you. A few points:

1) Stealing is a major betrayal of trust, especially stealing from a partner. His actions show a disturbing lack of integrity, respect and morality.

2) His excuses and attempts to gaslight you by claiming you're "lying" and need to "take your meds" are manipulative and abusive. He's trying to deflect blame and make you question your own reality.

3) His name-calling and insults show a disturbing lack of maturity and respect for you as a person. A caring partner would never speak to you that way.

4) You were right to tell him he's no longer welcome in your life after he stole from you. His behavior is unacceptable and you deserve far better.

5) Ignoring his accusations and insults is a wise decision. Engaging will only give him an opportunity to be manipulative and abusive. Disengaging completely is best.

6) You're absolutely doing the right thing by cutting him off completely. Once trust is broken through significant betrayal like theft, the relationship is beyond repair.

7) Focus on moving on and healing from this troubling experience. Surround yourself with trustworthy people who build you up, not tear you down. You deserve so much better.

Stay strong and true to your decision. This ex has shown his true colors and proven he does not deserve a place in your life. Focus your energy on more positive relationships and experiences going forward. I wish you all the best moving on from this difficult situation.

[Billlewis]

Are you 100% sure that he took the money?

[capri_queeen]

Yes.. before he came over I put the winning ticket away and all the money was still there. Next day after the spat we had the money was gone and the winning tickets were still there.

[Billlewis]

I see.