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[gemfyre]

Yep

I come home and mum has just thrown out half of my stuff. Some that I had previously saved from the bin and explained that it was NOT rubbish otherwise I would have thrown it in the bin.

*bangs head on desk*

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[jassalol.livejournal.com]

That sucks : /

Throw out half of her stuff. That'll teach her...

[firvulag.livejournal.com]

No, don't throw them out. take them for yourself. much more useful

[jassalol.livejournal.com]

lol, true

throw away your stuff...

[berrytown.livejournal.com]

My mom has done that a couple times to me also.
Already started when i was little.
She threw out my coco berry my little pony when was little.
I was looking and looking and searching andsearching..asking her if she had seen it..
She never told me untill I was like 15 or something that she threw it out.
Now that's mean!
Oh,she was my favorite!
I bought her and Trucker with my very first allouance.
They both where the world to me..but coco smelled so my mom got rid of her!
I loved her smell!
Put a lock on your door so your mom can't ever touch your stuff ever again.

[jet-ski.livejournal.com]

I notice that you still call your parental abode 'home'. Interesting *rubs chin*. My advice: keep stuff away from people who are likely to 'clean it up' which includes flatmates. I had a neat freak flatmate who threw out my notes for an essay I was planning to write because I left them on the coffee table!

[gemfyre.livejournal.com]

I'd still gladly be living at home if the house wasn't in Greenmount. There is space there, and food, and cleanness, and a spa, and my beloved cat, but it's miles away from everywhere else and I'm 24 and need some independence.

There isn't much space here so a lot of my stuff is still there until I move somewhere big enough to cart all of my stuff to. (I took up 2 whole bedrooms at home).