What one person sees as clutter, another might see as a prized collection.

When she crossed that line without warning, it set off a chain of petty revenge and unresolved anger that ultimately sent their relationship into a tailspin.

You’ll want to read on for this one.

AITAH Sold Her Shoes Since She Sold my Magic Collection

I (23M) had a collection of Magic: The Gathering cards that I kept in my storage locker under my bed.

My girlfriend (22F) recently took my storage locker to a local card shop and sold my whole collection.

The shop owner is shady for accepting to cut my lock off.

When he confronts her about it, he doesn’t like what she has to say next.

I got upset with my girlfriend and asked why she sold them.

Her response being, “You don’t play anymore.”

To him, he has a valid reason why.

Between work, school, and her, I don’t have the time for any of my hobbies.

I told my girlfriend to get out of my apartment and that her selling my stuff was a perfect reason to break up with her.

She started crying and began saying hateful things, which I ignored.

I had locked myself in the bathroom waiting for her to finally leave.

Then he decided to get his revenge.

When she did, I gathered all her shoes (this probably makes me an AH) and sold them.

She found out and went off on me.

And when she asked why, he had an answer ready to go.

I told her, “Well you never wear them.”

I asked for the extra key to my apartment because I told her we needed to end things, but she refuses to give it back.

AITAH?

Two wrongs don’t make a right.

What did Reddit have to say?

This goes well beyond just a simple misunderstanding.

This commenter thinks he should be very wary of trusting her with any of his other belongings.

Changing the lock should be the least of this guy’s worries.

It probably wasn’t super smart to give his ex a case against him as well.

Neither one of them walked away from this situation totally innocent.

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