<human>: I could really use more advice about [my former roommate](

Tonight she texted me "send me the money for the chairs plz k thnxxxx". I'm not sure how- or if- I should respond.

For background, when we moved into our apartment she bought us a couch and I bought pretty much all the other furniture (we spent about the same amount) including some stools for our counter. When I was leaving, initially I was going to leave all my furniture in the apartment until I figured out what to do with it but Melissa didn't like that idea and was pretty unpleasant about it so I ending up storing a lot of my stuff immediately. I left her all the kitchen stuff and the coffee table and lamps, but took the chairs and another table I'd bought.

Because she was being really unpleasant to deal with (see the first post) my mother decided we'd send her that month's rent in a letter in the form of a check made out to her father. My mom also sent her some other checks- one for utilities and one for a maid (previous agreement I was upholding). She also sent her money to buy new stools which I was *very* against but she didn't listen. Melissa actually ripped up all those checks and through a fit so I had to give her the money another way but did not include chair money back then. Now she is asking for money for chairs.

So... do I not respond at all? Or what should I say? I don't want to give her the money and don't think I should have to (she kind of stole money from her dad through me last month which also really pissed me off because her family is incredibly well off) but I acknowledge I could be wrong on this front.

Please /r/relationships, should I just ignore the text? Or if I do respond, how can I phrase this to be as non-confrontational as possible? I want to try and remain respectful even though she hasn't. Thank you!

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<bot>: My former roommate texted me asking for money to replace the chairs I had bought and took with me when I moved out. I'm not sure how to phrase my response or if I should just ignore her altogether.