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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your mother sounds like a nightmare. This is the kind of unrelenting pain a parent like her will cause. You will never just "get over it' when it comes to your stuff. Get a lawyer and have them send a letter to your mom and your brother. I'm sorry you are being tortured by your brother and mom. You deserve better.[/quote] Oh it’s a nightmare to have someone else pay for storing your crap when you are a grown-ass adult? Oh it’s torture that someone else is paying to store your crap? Here’s a thought: be an adult and pay for your own storage. Better yet, don’t be a hoarder and have stuff you don’t use, or get a real job and buy a nice house that has enough room.[/quote] Yikes. You don't sound like you have normal emotions so it's no wonder you can't relate. Normal people say, "I don't want to pay for your things to be stored with mine" or "If you want your things kept in my storage space, it will you should pay X amount per month." Then, "Your brother and I are clearing out the storage space. Do you want your things back? If not, what do you want to do with them, because we can't take them anywhere for you." Etc.[/quote] Normal people say, “Hey, thanks for storing my stuff for years and years for free. Can I help pay to move it to storage and help pay for storage for the next five years?” [/quote] How could OP have done that if she wasn't even told it the space was being cleared out?[/quote] Mom sold the house five years ago. OP had five years - and should have potentially retrieved her belongings before mom sold the house. [/quote]
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