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Step 1. Run Step 2. Call the police if you ever see him again.
Step 3. Run again
And if that isn't working there is step 4. Run harder.
Step 6: change your name, go to Canada, and make a living selling dogsleds
seriously file a report with the police
step 7. if all else fails flee to the arctic and live with polar bears
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Show it anyway@100, Are you serious? "You'll regret this" is not confidence. That's a threat. Did you miss the part where OP said this person cut off her hair? That's already seriously disturbing, add to it that vaguely veiled threat and that's more than police-worthy. Confidence would be respecting the rejection and moving on without having your ego damaged too badly. It's pretty troubling you can call this confidence as though there's nothing wrong with this behavior.
Sorry, I realized what I was going say wasn't right .
"Sorry for grabbing your hair and snipping off a chunk with a pair of scissors. It was an accident."
yeah "its okay though i can use it for my shrine"
#65, what movies do you watch?!
I think you're confusing confidence with a lack of social skills.
I think he's just entirely awks and not at all confident (it mentions he'd never talked to her before), but it's all speculation, so well played.
This guy pulled out scissors on her and made threats when she obviously declined spending a whole evening with a stranger and you're defending him?? Guys seriously..
The only thing that needs to be given to him is a restraining order.
He's threatening her because she said no to him, snd you think we should give him props for confidence?
Stalker alert
Yeah you should inform your parents and your teachers.. seriously.
love at first... snip?
He's making a shrine dedicated to you in his room like how Helga G. Petaki made a shrine to Arnold in her closet.
I would have beat him to saying "you'll regret this" when he cut my hair.
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Show it anywayShe doesn't owe him anything it's her prom too. She shouldn't go with someone she doesn't like !
Charity is for people in need this guy just sounds awkward and well a bit of an ass
yeah-go to prom with the guy that really deserves a restraining order.
Yeah because giving the Edward scissorhands exactly what he wanted isn't encouraging that behaviour at all is it
#9 Make the day of someone who threatened her?
No. She doesn't have to do ANYTHING of the sort. How dare you suggest that. The guy cut a CHUNK of her hair out. That guy shouldn't be surprised she said no.
What even?
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Step 1. Run Step 2. Call the police if you ever see him again.
The guy has confidence, you've to atleast give him that.