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Input: long story short, my (f) ex boyfriend cross dresses now. i had a friend send me a picture of his instagram (probably out of shock) account where he cross dresses. he has me blocked on it. 

recently my friend sent me a post and asked “isn’t this your old shirt?” and sure enough it was. one of my old favorite shirts that i thought i had lost. i thought, okay, i left it with him and he got it mixed up with his cross dressing clothes. no biggie. i’ll ask for it back. 

i messaged his current significant other (who is friends with me) and asked to talk to my ex, because i wanna get my shirt back. i wasn’t mad at all. then they respond and told me that my ex has many things that belong to me and was waiting for me to ask for them back. he was cross dressing with my clothes that i didn’t know he had, instead of telling me he had them in the first place. 

i wasn’t mad but now i am. do i have the right to be mad? or is it my fault because i left my clothes with him for so long? 

being pissed at my ex boyfriend