Have you approached your parents about this problem? Perhaps a family sit-down, with everyone who's involved in this, would help. As far as lockable storage, you can get stand-alone cabinets (wardrobe-sized) at Home Depot, in the closet storage section. They have three or four different options. I just happened to be in there yesterday, and saw them. I did not pay attention to prices, though, but I bet you can find out online. I don't think the addition of a padlock/combination lock would be a problem, either--just slipping some chain or something around the handles and putting on the lock. I have to say, this seems like such a drastic solution! Why don't your sisters have any respect for your things? Why don't they ask if they can borrow or use your stuff? Again, I really think it's time to bring your parents into this, if you haven't already. People should have enough respect for one another to ask permission, and it's your parents' job to enforce that.

I have five kids, two are girls. One is a pre teen and one is in first grade. She does the same thing to her older sister. Its a constant battle even though I get involved and try to help. If you have seperate rooms keep your door locked If not I would keep things up high on shelves out of reach or find a good hiding spot. If that don't work I would invest in a lock box. Next like you said a trunk that locks would work good. Sometimes us parents can't solve all yalls problems but we can try and help. They do need to talk to your sisters and explain to leave your things alone!!!

Listen here hormonal disaster lady girl. You need to stop being so paranoid about your sisters taking your things. Plus lady girl I don't think those are your things anyway if your parents bought them. That's right fuzzy muffin I went there. Now stop being a goose bag and learn to share rude pants.

Vouch for your own room, and invest in a dead bolt lock for the door. They do need learn respect. Hiding their favorite things until they just about go ga-ga over it, will teach them a lesson in leaving yours alone. Reminding them how it feels to be disrespected that way is sometimes better done to show them, rather than tell them. Enlist the aid of your parents on it, so you can all sit back and watch how they react to it, and say it will happen every time from now on until they quit.

Kick the **** out of both their azzes

I have two younger sisters that are ALWAYS taking my clothes my shampoo my razors my makeup stuff out of MY PURSE. They take anything they want to and don't care. They leave it in weird places or mess it up. Anyway my question is what kind of stuff can I use to lock my things away. I'm thinking about buying a trunk for my shirts and jeans and stuff but I need some sort of wardrobe with a lock or something for the stuff I need to hang up. I'm not sure where to get something like that. I just need pieces that I can store my things in and either lock it with a key or some sort of combination lock. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP.