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Input: I am heavily involved in the music department in my school. I am a quad player. We have our own specific drum for the season, and we (the percussion section) came to an agreement that we can all store a few items we use day in and day out on our case for our drum. 

Because I am also in a chamber ensemble, and in a Jazz ensemble, I put my guitar case on top of my quad case, then I put my hoodie, stickbag, and wrist braces on top of the guitar case. I have tendinitis and neuropathy in both wrists, and throughout half of the building, the climate control is broken so in the northeast during the winter you need to keep something with you.

Problem arose a few months ago where people would start taking my stuff and hiding it way up high or in someone elses stuff, or hanging it from a flagpole. The problem really escalated when someone literally stole both of my wrist braces and a $50 snapback that I was using for bandcamp those weeks. I have not gotten those items back. I replaced the wrist braces, and left my stuff. The bass player in the Jazz Ensemble then started stealing my cables and using them for marching band activities in the front ensemble, which with the cold and moisture, completely destroyed two of my Hosa 25ft instrument cables. Then last week, he stole my (new) wrist braces, and was wearing them on his sweaty ass stank ass fucking feet (just socks on) and while I was getting that shit sorted out, he got someone to take my macbook that I was using for arranging jazz pieces for other ensembles probably 20 seconds prior. I got extremely pissed off, and I began yelling and when someone told me to calm down and that it is a joke (that they were part of, with stealing my laptop) I decked him.

Everyone that was part of this thinks I am overreacting meanwhile I have lost $150+ in property (2 25ft inst. cables, 2 wrist braces -$60-, and a $50 snapback) and have not been able to leave any property of mine where I need to be able to access it. Am I the asshole for breaking after all of this shit?

flipping shit on people for stealing my shit