The Arizona Republic

Thieving boyfriend resurfaces

- – Golden Girl in Mississipp­i – Misunderst­ood in Oklahoma

Dear Abby: I recently located a person I knew a long time ago who stole an expensive gold bracelet from me. I’d dated this guy for a while. He wore my bracelet, and I wore his. My bracelet was a gift from a relative I cared for deeply. His bracelet was a piece of junk, but I was a teenager with no brains and allowed him to wear mine. Well, we split up and he just disappeare­d. I tried getting my bracelet back but couldn’t find him. As I mentioned, I found him on Facebook, married with children, and I felt this anger come over me. Should I contact him and ask what happened to my jewelry?

Dear Golden Girl: No, you should contact him and tell him you would like the item returned or be compensate­d for it. Because many years have passed since you two dated, the odds that he still has the bracelet are slim.

Dear Abby: I am 16 and have a hard time making friends. I have more guy friends than girl friends, which causes me problems. I got called a slut again the other day because of it. I’m a virgin and only have a crush on one of the guys I hang out with (my boyfriend). I have tried finding more female friends, but the drama is really hard to put up with.Please help me out.

Dear Misunderst­ood: The perpetrato­r is most likely jealous because of the relationsh­ip you have with your boyfriend and other guy friends. Not everyone makes friends easily. That’s why you should treasure the ones you DO have – because old friends are some of the best friends.

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