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I found women's socks in our laundry room, and they are not mine.

Oh, I'm sorry, so now free socks. Free bonus socks

are a problem in this house now. Yesterday, I Female 25 was wiping down our laundry room and

threw out all of our old detergent and lint garbage. It was completely empty in there

besides a new detergent and dryer sheets. Yesterday at 10 p.m., I went in there to make sure our garage door was locked, and it looked the exact same, empty. By the way, this comes from Contario Broke, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-OK Storytime, subreddit, and I'm Angie. I'm Dakota. And I'm Vincent back here with Keon. Oh yeah. And we're here to give good advice

to govili, but we don't have all the answers. We just know what we would do in these situations.

So let us know what you would do in the comments. N. OP says this morning before work, I saw my boyfriend

male 25 left his clothes from yesterday on the ground. I found these socks with them that are really

expensive and I know for sure that they're not mine. I didn't speculate cheating at first, but now I

might be based off of his responses. His responses were very odd. I didn't pry or say anything

weird, nor did I insinuate anything. Word for word, what I said is, good morning, love. This morning, I found socks in the laundry room. They were a bit dirty so I cleaned them. They're an expensive designer brand, so they definitely should be returned to whoever they belong to. They're blank brand, and apparently when you spend $50 on socks, they have a shoe size. It's a woman's size five, and if you can just let them know that they're here, I can

let them in, or you can just bring it to them. After that, it was almost like an interrogation on me,

whether or not I remember properly, which I am 1,000% sure they weren't in the laundry room

yesterday, and I'm a thousand percent sure they're not mine, which is odd. He doesn't normally react this way.

Also, he proceeds with, also, I like to do my own laundry, which is not true.

I work from home, and he begs me to do his laundry.

So also very odd.

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