My entitled parents accused me of stealing my sister's class ring, stating that I stole it because I was jealous,

and that I was bitter because my sister always looked better than I did,

and despite the fact that there's no way I could have possibly stolen the ring,

they still, to this day, bring this up and try and hold this against me. Here's what happened.

So this story is another of many times, where I wasn't the source of the problem,

but was blamed for theft, and our parents always bring it up to throw it back in my face,

as if it's going to magically make it reappear out of thin air.

Now, I'm sure that most schools in the USA has done this, where the students are allowed to have

what's called a class ring. My middle and high school had this, and I really wanted one,

because one of my classmates were getting one. But since I'm not into the super fancy ones,

I picked the most simple looking one, which I found out was actually the men's ring,

or what my mom's call the boring rings. Needless to say, my parents refused to let me get one,

because I didn't know anything about style, and she refused to let me get the man's ring,

despite it being fairly cheap. But when my younger sister Molly asked for one, they said to her,

okay, which one would you like, sweetie? Molly then proceeded to pick out the most expensive one,

and our parents were okay with it, filled out the order form, and handed her the check,

and she was so happy about it. But I was upset, and I called out our parents about letting Molly get

a ring, but not me, and this was during a time, where I wasn't working yet, so I couldn't pay for

my own things. My parents just claimed that I'm jealous about how Molly has more fashionable

of a touch than me, and knows how to pick out good rings. So that's when I reminded them,

that they told me to pick something cheap, because they couldn't afford something very expensive,

so I did just that, and I picked out something cheap, only for them to tell me no it's too manly

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