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Input: Background: they were together for three years about  22 years ago (I am kind of guessing the time lines but I am 24 now and they were not together when I was born.)

My dad has been in and out of jail and I rarely have got to see him or have a relationship. 

I'd like to have some photos but my mom won't let me even take any of her photos to a Walgreens Photo Center to get them copied. 

I understood when I was a minor that if it was her rule that I did not have my own photos of him for whatever reason then I had to listen even if I thought it was weird (they're "her photos" was and is always what she says. I can look at them in photo albums but can't have any of my own copies), but now I am adult and I think it is unreasonable that she not let me have photos of my dad because seriously wtf? 

Basically what I want to do is temporarily steal the photos and just get them coppied myself without her permission. I know stealing is wrong and you can't just take people's stuff and do whatever you want with it because you feel entitled to... But I feel really really entitled to this? Is my entitlement justified enough to break this general rule? 

stealing photos of my dad from my mom to copy