Say Anything 2: Electric Boogaloo
By Anonymous - 09/12/2010 06:00
By Anonymous - 09/12/2010 06:00
By anonymous - 29/12/2009 01:21 - United States
By whatever - 24/11/2012 07:02 - Canada - Calgary
By me - 12/07/2011 04:20 - United States
By DramaQueen - 19/07/2009 06:45 - Canada
By grreeatttt - 31/01/2009 01:57 - United States
By 2ndchoice - 12/12/2009 15:47 - Belgium
By PinkTornado - 17/03/2009 14:20 - Canada
By stuck - 12/06/2016 05:59 - Sweden - Hägersten
By lynxstorm - 17/11/2009 04:13 - United States
By Anonymous - 03/07/2015 19:29 - Canada - Winnipeg
The problem here (hear me out) is that we don't know enough. Are they teenagers? Teenagers act irrationally to breakups quite often, in which case, get your dad to go scare the shit out of him. How long were they together? Long relationships I think say something. I mean that in the sense of be patient, explain to him you'd be more willing to talk to him or consider the option of getting back together (of course, no promises) if he'd back off. Did he know you were uphappy prior? If not, this is HUGE shock to him (been there, done that). In which case, explain your POV and ask him to give you space. Now, assuming you guys weren't together very long or he knew what was going on, yeah, call the police. And @Bees: Dumping=breaking up. You never should have to stuck in a relationship and you are never obligated to handle a breakup in a manner that you don't want. If you are with someone and they make you severely unhappy, you have every right to "dump" them.
@bee: no longer being into someone isn't a legitimate reason to break up? so you're saying she should stay with a man she doesn't love because it's not a good excuse? i'm sorry, but that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard someone say. you do not stay with someone in an intimate relationship that you do not love. if you are married and have young children, and still get along well even if you aren't in love anymore, then i can understand staying together until the children are old enough to have an explanation. but when you are dating someone, the best option is to break it off. especially when this young man obviously feels more strongly than she does. she would only be hurting them both in the long run. OP, i'd keep an eye on your ex. that's sort of starting down the road to being a stalker. if his behavior becomes more uncomfortable than just annoying, you need to do something about it right away. for now, you need to talk to him and explain that you're just friends now (and if not friends, then tell him so) and he needs to accept it.
sounds like that boyfriend treated you well and was willing to do anything. You shouldn't have dumped him you selfish bitch
Well he seems like a good guy. Give 'em another chance because he is in fact being very sweet. Or keep shrugging him off:/ your choice.
134 - Are you nuts?! So, I take it from all this, you're into stalkers... To each their own, I guess.
what a creeper
And you haven't called the cops (or at least one of his friends to reason with him) because...?
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you may need to get a restraining order
throw rocks at him