You’d have to convince him otherwise that it’s not your
property. You could do this physically or through trickery or blackmail. You’d have
to get revenge in some form. You could steal something that’s important to him
and force him into a trade. Or you could seek help if you’re not able to
resolve the situation on your own. You could ask a parent to be a judge or call
a friend, sibling, or an enforcement authority for help and team up. One of you
could distract him while the other searches and retrieves the item. It might be
locked away so you might need to break something to gain access. You’d also
have to decide if the effort is worth it and what the consequences would be;
even though he’s in the wrong, and consider what has happened that has forced
him to take this action. Perhaps there’s a good reason that he’s done this, and
that he thinks that he’s acting in your best interests in the long run.
Wednesday, 25 March 2026
What if your brother stole something that was very important to you and wouldn't give it back?
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