Straighten me out

vraiblonde said:

I just got back from a counseling session and I need a reality check. Just a few simple questions, then I'll give you a scenario that may (or may not) change your mind.

First question:

What do you call it when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them, without the owner's knowledge, and keeps it until forced to return it?

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vraiblonde said:

I just got back from a counseling session and I need a reality check. Just a few simple questions, then I'll give you a scenario that may (or may not) change your mind.

First question:

What do you call it when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them, without the owner's knowledge, and keeps it until forced to return it?

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vraiblonde said:

I just got back from a counseling session and I need a reality check. Just a few simple questions, then I'll give you a scenario that may (or may not) change your mind.

First question:

What do you call it when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them, without the owner's knowledge, and keeps it until forced to return it?

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pixiegirl said:

Stealing but depending on the relationship there may be more leaniancy (sp?). For example, B took an overnight bag to use for work. It was mine, he didn't ask and I saw it gone from my closet and asked him if he'd taken it. He had. He used it until I unpacked it for him and packed it with my hospital stuff (pre baby G). My dad did something similar when I was younger with a bookbag of mine though in that case I never got it back and he still uses it to take to and from work to this very day. If it's a familiar situation and something I'm not terribly attached to then I don't sweat the small stuff.

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vraiblonde said:

Okay, next question:

What is it called when someone asks you, "What happened?" and you tell them a story that is not, in fact, what happened?

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vraiblonde said:

Okay, next question:

What is it called when someone asks you, "What happened?" and you tell them a story that is not, in fact, what happened?

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pixiegirl said:

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vraiblonde said:

First question:

What do you call it when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them, without the owner's knowledge, and keeps it until forced to return it?

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vraiblonde said:

Okay, next question:

What is it called when someone asks you, "What happened?" and you tell them a story that is not, in fact, what happened?

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vraiblonde said:

Okay, next question:

What is it called when someone asks you, "What happened?" and you tell them a story that is not, in fact, what happened?

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