Getting Jewelry Back
Getting Jewelry Back
AZ Crew, hope everyone is doing well! Haven't posted in here for a long while.
I'll make this short and sweet as possible, looking for your opinions...
I was in a relationship for about 18 months with the girl of my dreams, everything was going perfect up until a couple months ago when she ended it. It was random and unpredictable, like a flip just switched. No clear reason was given by her, that is besides the point though. I'm young and there are plenty of fish in the sea. 75% of our relationship was long distance, we would see rachother abour 3-4 times a month and we live a little over 2 hours apart. I am a recent college graduate and she was still in school, I was waiting on her to graduate and she was planning to move in with me once she was done.
Anyway, on with the main point. I gave her a few pieces of jewelry during our time together. Nothing too fancy or expensive, but still name brand stuff. I believe she may pawn the stuff or just put it away somewhere. I would rather her not have the items, as I feel she does not deserve them due to how she treated me. I have not communicated with her since this all went down, just now really getting over it.
So, what is the proper process of getting these items back? Like i said before we live a little over 2 hours away from each other. Was thinking I could send her a prepaid shipper box that she can return to me? (not sure if she would do this, though)
-Blake
I'll make this short and sweet as possible, looking for your opinions...
I was in a relationship for about 18 months with the girl of my dreams, everything was going perfect up until a couple months ago when she ended it. It was random and unpredictable, like a flip just switched. No clear reason was given by her, that is besides the point though. I'm young and there are plenty of fish in the sea. 75% of our relationship was long distance, we would see rachother abour 3-4 times a month and we live a little over 2 hours apart. I am a recent college graduate and she was still in school, I was waiting on her to graduate and she was planning to move in with me once she was done.
Anyway, on with the main point. I gave her a few pieces of jewelry during our time together. Nothing too fancy or expensive, but still name brand stuff. I believe she may pawn the stuff or just put it away somewhere. I would rather her not have the items, as I feel she does not deserve them due to how she treated me. I have not communicated with her since this all went down, just now really getting over it.
So, what is the proper process of getting these items back? Like i said before we live a little over 2 hours away from each other. Was thinking I could send her a prepaid shipper box that she can return to me? (not sure if she would do this, though)
-Blake

That would be awesome if he did that, and the package was returned filled with the used condoms of who ever it is she has been banging since right before she dumped him.
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The reason she broke off the relationship is because she found someone else. Women are always looking for something better(someone better looking or with more money) to come along then they jump ship. She could also be the type to have many relationships so she can get gifts/money from more than 1 guy. Long distance relationships are great for taking advantage of guys like that.
You gave her the jewelery as gifts. She will sell it. You have to deal with it and move on.
Women are like cars, you can't expect to get back the money you put into them.
Send her the box and report back what she put inside of it.
You gave her the jewelery as gifts. She will sell it. You have to deal with it and move on.
Women are like cars, you can't expect to get back the money you put into them.
Send her the box and report back what she put inside of it.
Last edited by brian6speed; Nov 28, 2012 at 10:50 AM.
i actually would like to make a request.
do send her the prepaid shipping box, but make sure you put a lot of postage on it because i'd expect that you'd get back a lot more than some shitty jewelry.
do send her the prepaid shipping box, but make sure you put a lot of postage on it because i'd expect that you'd get back a lot more than some shitty jewelry.
OP: as mentioned by others, once you give a gift (especially if it's inexpensive), it's just part of the cost of being in a relationship. It's not like we're talking about an engagement ring or anything.
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From: ShitsBurgh

Before we got married I gave my wife somewhere around 10k in jewelry or substancial gifts last being the wedding band. Once you give them, they're gone. The only way I would expect to get anything back, including an engagement ring would be if she just gave it back, Id never ask, or expect it.
I'd also like to suggest you try with the prepaid box though
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From: ShitsBurgh
Blake,
Sorry to hear, but I think you are SOL as mentioned. Now that you are back in DFW, start the hunt for the next one.
I would love to see the prepaid box thing to see what she sends.
Sorry to hear, but I think you are SOL as mentioned. Now that you are back in DFW, start the hunt for the next one.
I would love to see the prepaid box thing to see what she sends.
They were a gift and are legally now hers. Just watch some Judge Judy. They have cases with this stuff all the time. Same with loans as "gifts".
Vice versa with her gifts to you too.
Sorry man.
Vice versa with her gifts to you too.
Sorry man.
This is exactly why I don't:
A. Buy expensive gifts for girls (I'll save them for my future wife)
B. Leave anything at their house/car that I might care about or is valuable. I also don't like them leaving stuff at my house because it's just stuff that has to be returned if/when it ends. Can't remember how many good hats I lost this way when younger...live and learn
This is very coincidental actually. I had a girl send me a really bitter/bitchy sounding email not long after I broke up with her essentially saying please return everything I ever gave you (all junk). One item she listed was a gift* from her Dad that she wanted me to send back.
*Not really a gift, just something he didn't want that I did and he gave to me
Everybody got a good laugh out of it, and of course I didn't respond or return a fucking thing
A. Buy expensive gifts for girls (I'll save them for my future wife)
B. Leave anything at their house/car that I might care about or is valuable. I also don't like them leaving stuff at my house because it's just stuff that has to be returned if/when it ends. Can't remember how many good hats I lost this way when younger...live and learn

This is very coincidental actually. I had a girl send me a really bitter/bitchy sounding email not long after I broke up with her essentially saying please return everything I ever gave you (all junk). One item she listed was a gift* from her Dad that she wanted me to send back.
*Not really a gift, just something he didn't want that I did and he gave to me
Everybody got a good laugh out of it, and of course I didn't respond or return a fucking thing
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From: ShitsBurgh






you don't. You gave them to her as gifts. They are hers now. She is free to do with them as she pleases.


