Would you be bothered if someone came in your room and took money from you? (mother, feel)
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At work and only change from my change jar. Mom took money out of it while at work. I really don't know what she used the money for. Just feels wrong and disrespectful.
I think for the discomfort of pregnancy, the pain of childbirth and all the care she provided for you through the years you can allow mom a little change now and again don't you?
I borrow money from my kids sometimes (like if I need correct change) even if they are not home. And I always pay them back. They would borrow money from my wallet if needed and offer to pay me back, and I wouldn't be upset, so it goes both ways.
So the mom took a bit of change for coffee or whatever. Ask the mother what happened to the change and move on with life, geez. Maybe the mother should ask why there's food missing from the fridge?
I think for the discomfort of pregnancy, the pain of childbirth and all the care she provided for you through the years you can allow mom a little change now and again don't you?
The OP did not ask for the "sacrifices" that the mom chose to make. She is not entitled to just take without asking.
That said,
OP, why are you living with your mom? How old are you? And do you pay rent?
Some people (like T.Damon) think that anything goes because she is your Mom.
I would be angry too...but I paid my mom rent when I lived with her, and IMO she was not entitled to anything extra.
Ask your mom for the Chuck E. Cheese tokens back and call it a day.
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