I have my ex-boyfriend's digital camera should I give it back?

He bought so I could use it for school. I don't need it for school anymore but I like using it. I know he can buy another one so should I keep it and say I can't find it? He asked about it a few days ago.

It belongs to him so you should return it. It's the right thing to do. Reverse the issue; if it was yours and he had it and felt the same way you do, would you like it? You're not married, return it! That's called being dishonest and a thief.

did he give to you as a gift? or did he buy it to loan to you? If it was a gift then I'd keep it if not return it.

aw thats dishonest, just give it back i'm sure you'd want your camera back even if you were a millionaire, plus what goes around comes back around and your gonna reep what you sew. HOWEVER! if it was a gift KEEP THAT ISH!!!

I would give it back.

you should give it back considering it is his camera.

it's his. You should give it back. He'll respect you for that and you'll feel better about yourself.

if he asked for it...then you should give it back. would u like it if u bought something for a bf and than u guys brokeup and he didnt return it. if u want to keep it just tell him that u want to keep it dont lie about it....

Girl,give him back his camera..treat others as you would like to be treated..just think how good you'll feel when you return it..

it sounds like he bought it for you and you both know it, also, it appears that he is looking for any excuse to see you and to try to keep the drama going. You can give it back and sever all ties, or keep it and he will use that as an excuse to keep calling maybe, I have seen it happen, or stop thinking of it as his camera but your camera and if he asks again, remind him that he bought it for you and asking for it back is just plain petty and immature, and he can just get over it and grow up. If it was an engagement ring, now that is one thing you always return to the giver, but it is a camera that he gave to you. Just because you broke up doesn't give him the right to ungive his gifts.