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Input: TLDR; Ex smashed my phone so I held his xbox hostage. 

So while we were together, my ex had lent me his Xbox so I could play games. We were together for a long time and had lived together when I was home for college. Both of our our phones were in my name and the xbox was the last gift his dead mother had given him. We broke up because he was cheating on me. I wasn't bitter (yet) so I tried to give him back his xbox, engagement ring,  and his mother's earrings. He told me to keep all of it. Time passes. I start to move on. He turns violent, assaults me. Were under a 3 year contract so we go no contact but he pays half of the really high phone bill so he keeps his phone. But then he starts to be late. We get into a fight. And I dont hear from him for months. I find out when I go to get my phone from him that he doesnt have it, so I have to pay out of pocket. I find out from a mutual friend that he intentionally broke it and bragged. I dont play when it comes to money,  now im bitter af. Later I find the Xbox, the last gift his mother gave him. I message him under a fake Facebook, that I will sell him his Xbox back for the amount that it cost me to replace the phone. He freaks out demands it back, because its his. Im like "no you gave it to me. I'll sell it on ebay" he never seen the xbox again, but everyone says that im the asshole. AITA

keeping my exes Xbox