I think anyone who can justify rummaging through your bag without your consent really has no sense of boundaries. I had an experience once where I had invited a woman (who lives down the road from us) to bring her daughter over on a hot day and use our swimming pool. Her daughter and my son go to the same school. She came alone and used the pool, then came into my house uninvited, welcomed herself to beverages from my refrigerator, started to check out my closets and began to open drawers
. I was so shocked by her behavior that I didn't know what to do,
so I said I had to run an errand and told her she would have to leave. She went back to the pool and was still there well into the late/nearly evening hours. My SO returns home from work and asks why this woman is still here, I told him what had happened earlier. He went down to the pool and tried to be tactful and suggested she might consider calling it a day. Two hours later he went back down to the pool and bluntly told her to get the h__l off our property. He returned to the house and told me that this type of person only understands the thick end of a baseball bat. So I commend you on keeping your composure but then there are times.......
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