Chocolates and ornaments left on gravestones

It’s very normal for people to leave gifts for dead loved ones. It’s not normal for you to take them.

It is illogical and pointless really but to steal them is fucking inhuman. It's a way for the parents to grieve over the loss of their child, and so for them to find that someone's just plundered their child's grave would be devastating. Put that shit back! Unless you're some edgy teenager (in maturity if not in years) who thinks being a dickhead makes them some kind of badass, in which case grow up.

Give it a rest, girl. We all get it that telling us about some pathetic incident that supposedly demonstrates your lack of empathy gives you a lady-boner.

If you felt that picking up a tatty, plastic snow-globe would improve your life, then you're even sadder than I imagined.

As for the chocs, you performed a public service by saving some fox or wandering dog from an unpleasant death due to chocolate poisoning. Now you'll have to go out and spit on a blind, elderly person in a wheelchair and shout, "I've got Corona!" in order to restore your psycho-cred.

Seriously? You stole from a dead person and you question if it's alright? No. No that is not cool. I hope you are trolling. What a sad world we live in when people can't respect the dead.

And I cannot stress this enough: It is not for you to decide the value of an object at a gravesite.

You are absolutely revolting.

Lmfao why are you so desperate for attention? Your life must be really sad

It is normal, it's a way to grieve. The chocolate was left to be close to the child, it should have been left to decompose naturally. An animal would probably have gotten to it within a week, but it would have been clean karma. Making the conscious decision to take it, well the parents will probably notice it's gone more than it not being there so they'll have that to deal with, and now you're training your brain to make subconscious decisions like grave robbing because you rationalized that a dead child doesn't need or won't miss anything

There are certain things one just does not mess with. Someone's grave happens to be one of them.
That is unless someone is there paying respects.

I saw on the news the other day about someone had stolen an urn that was situated outdoors at a church. What in the hell would someone want with THAT?

Someday an angry ghost is gonna get you.

You leave stuff on graves in the UK the council workers just collect them up and put them in the bin.

You did a good thing. When they come back, they'll think that their child took the items. Imagine how terrible they'd feel if they came back and saw that animals had gotten into the chocolate and that the snow globe was broken.

Ooooh, free chocolate. But not even I would steal it off someone's grave. And from a kid, yet. You loon.