Woman Discovers That Her Shady Ex-Husband Is Stealing Their Daughters' Clothes And Selling Them Online

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Aug 16, 2022 6:00 PM EDT

Divorces could either go super smoothly, or be the rockiest road you've ever driven on. It all depends on the people involved, and how they react to the end of a marriage. Some people handle it really well, whereas other people act like it's the end of the world. There are particular people out there that try to take advantage of a chaotic situation, and make it work in their favor. In today's 'Am I the A$$hole?' post, OP told us about her relationship with her ex-husband. They had two daughters while they were together, so that's a major part of the equation. Every time OP's daughters would come back from a visit with their dad, they would be missing a lot of their stuff, including clothes and electronics. OP finally discovered that their dad was stealing from his own daughters and selling stuff on the internet so he could make a profit. Scroll down to see how OP retaliated against him. 

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    Font - r/AmItheAsshole. Posted by u/Ok_Antelope4554 12 hours ago 119 12 AITA for having my kids wear tie dye when with their dad?
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    This is quite an odd headline, and we're so thrilled to read the details. 

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    Font - I (30 F) my ex-husband (31m). Got divorced 5 yrs ago. During our divorce we owned a old single wide mobile home (1973). On a large piece of land that is zoned for a trailer park. He wanted the new truck and our savings. I wanted the old trailer and the land.
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    Sounds like a civil divorce. Not for long though. 

  • 03
    Font - My ex and I have 2 girls (8&7). Since my divorce. I slowly started buying old single wides and restoring them. Turning it into a business. I love it.
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    Font - My girls go to their dads and AP apartment every other weekend. I started noticing their clothes, electronics, toys were not coming home. At first I thought their dad was just keeping a few outfits there for them. However, my 8 yr. old got upset when she was packing. I asked her what was wrong. She told me her dad takes her clothes and sells them on line. That she doesn't want to take her favorite shirt over there.
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    Font - I immediately called my ex. I asked him to return our daughters clothes. Not wanting to throw my daughter under the bus. I blamed it on them not having enough for school. He played dumb. He said he got rid of the clothes that were too small. I pointed out that the jeans our (7 yr.) had were brand new. He then said that it was only fair he got some cash because he owned the trailer and land. If it wasn't for him I wouldn't be doing this good.
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    Font - I was pissed. I took my daughters down to the dollar store and bought cheap shirts. To a thrift store and bought cheap shorts. We had a "girls" tie dye night. Hot pink every thing. Each made 5 shirts and 5 bottoms. I let our girls design and decorate them. My girls loved it.
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    Font - The following week Ex sends the girls home. I could tell he is mad but, he didn't say anything. The clothes were not returned. No fear I knew this would be a issue. We made extras. When the girls went back they were wearing tie dye.
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    Font - They were with their dad for a hour before he called and demanded different clothes. I kindly told him that our daughters love those clothes (they really really love tie dye).
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    Font - Ex get even angrier and said his parents have a major family party and the girls can't wear pink tie dye. I told him that he should go buy other clothes if he didn't want them to wear it. He called me an A for being petty. AITA? Edited to add. Thank you so much for all the comments. Here are some things to clarify.
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    Font - 1. AP stands for Affair partner 2. owned is past tense. My ex is not on the land deed or the title to my trailer.
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    Rectangle - Forward_Squirrel8879 11 hr. ago 92 39 Pooperintendant [57] NTA - You need to take this man to court. He is stealing from his children and doesn't care that it is causing them clear and understandable distress.
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    Font - Gypsy-Nyx 12 hr. ago Partassipant [1] Nta Keep a record of what goes over there and back. As you can have the child support changed to show he is taking it back
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