Back in high school I had stayed late for something and got bored waiting for my ride. I wandered around the hallways and found some cheerleader uniforms that had come back from the drycleaners (back when uniforms were wool skirts & sweaters) and a package of school uniforms that had been delivered for the bookstore. I looked around to make sure no one was watching and then rifled through the cheerleader skirts & sweaters to find a set that was closest to my size. I then stuffed it into the box of girls' uniforms and hid the box in my locker.

The next day I walked home carrying my box of stolen goodies. I was sweating but excited and hard about the fun I was going to have with the blouses, knickers, skirts and the cheerleading getup (alas, no matching spankies with it). I had the house to myself when I got home. The uniforms were of course new but the cheerleading outfit had a name pinned on it. The sweater and skirt belonged to Susan, a girl I've known since 5th grade. We were friendly but had never dated or anything like that. And now I had her cheerleading outfit! The theft was surely discovered by now so there was no way to return it. I just kept it hidden in my room. Any time I saw the cheerleaders at a game I imagined myself in my newly acquired uniform joining them on the edge of the field. No one ever found out that I stole it or the box of girls school uniforms.

I saw Sue for the first time since then at a reunion two weeks ago. She was friendly and we talked about old school times and other light fluffy stuff. She's married with kids, so am I, etc. But what I really wanted to do was apologize to her for stealing her cheerleader uniform.

I have her email address and I can't decide if I should tell her or not. I still have the uniform after these many years and I wonder what she'd do if I returned it?

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by Anonymous on May 24, 2012 at 8:00 PM

she will never talk to you again. Keep it or throw it but do not tell her.

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by Anonymous on May 25, 2012 at 9:34 AM

Thats funny, when I was a junior in high school I saw a pair of panties fall out of a girls locker, her name was nancy. Same age as me, I quickly picked them up and stuffed them in my pocket. That night in my room I tried them on, they were fruit of the loom bikini and bright blue. They fit me just right, I wore them often, sometimes to school. 25 years later at our first reunion I wore them, I talked to her but but her or anybody else had any idea I was wearing a pair of her panties.

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by Anonymous on May 25, 2012 at 10:17 AM

kids in our school always thought it was funny if they found open lockers to switch the stuff from one locker to another. I left my lock open a few times and once my stuff got switched with a girl on the gynmastics team. Her books identified her by name but I didn't know her. She had a gym bag with a body suit, nylon hose and sneakers that I ended up with. I kept that and brought her books & coat to the lost & found. My books were there already and I never got my jacket back.

The bodysuit smelled wonderfully of girl sweat. When the scent began to wear off I wore it often when I was home alone. I eventually threw out the clothes because I was afraid my sister would find them. I still have the gym bag and I use it everyday at college.

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