OK, it has been a weird day. I received a friend request from a woman I've never met nor heard of on Facebook. Her profile is just a few days old, has no pictures, no other friends. Her only "Like" is the page connected to my SO's business, which I run for him. My SO had asked me to check her out, she had messaged through the page asking about training and he wanted to know if it was ok to ask her to call him.
The lack of information on her profile made me a little suspicious, so I messaged her through the page to clarify what her question was and hoping to get some info about her. She sent back a message insinuating that my SO is doing more than just business with female clients. I responded as professionally as I could, and she sent another right back to be more blatant about it, saying that my SO is cheating on me with some hot blonde chick. For a woman I've never met, she knew an awful lot about me.
I trust him 100%, he is always upfront and open with me, and he's as baffled as I am about who this woman is. Our only other information about her came from a girl he had a fling with some years ago who still carries a torch for him (he's remained friends with her out of pity, I think) - she claimed this woman had sent her messages calling her a whore. Evidently his fling is the hot blonde chick she's referring to.
Long story short: none of the messages made any sense. After I ignored messages, she sent emails to the company email address, which forwards to both me and my SO - she sent one to him saying she'd seen him and the way he behaved with this other girl; she sent one to me saying she'd seen him and if I wanted more info I should contact her. I ignored these too. She messaged through Facebook again, addressing my SO and saying she was looking forward to seeing him at an event tonight. I've now blocked her.
The kicker is that she appeared at pretty much the same time as my SO told his old fling, after she'd made some innuendos to him, that nothing was ever going to happen between them, he was moving on with his life, he was with me and he isn't interested in her. Apparently she didn't take the news too well, though he didn't go into details. We both suspect she might have fabricated this new Facebook profile in a bid to stir up trouble and make herself look like the good friend who is standing up for him whilst being told she's a whore. If she's hoping to split us up by making me doubt his fidelity, she's out of luck. I know my man.
This is a delicate situation - I don't want to make things more dramatic than they need to be, but if we're right about this, her behaviour is pretty unhinged and invasive.
And ideas about how we could find out if our theory is correct or not? If we're right, how do we deal with her (make her go away or at least stop being so weird) without provoking her into anything more crazy? If she's made one fake profile, I wonder if she'd make more... If we're wrong and this is some new person sticking her nose in our business and relationship, how do I make her go away and leave us alone??
Whilst it's almost amusing to read her weird messages, it's unsettling to have somebody saying things about me and my relationship when I have no idea who she is. I'm not keen to deal with bunny boilers, real or fake. Any advice or insight greatly appreciated.
The lack of information on her profile made me a little suspicious, so I messaged her through the page to clarify what her question was and hoping to get some info about her. She sent back a message insinuating that my SO is doing more than just business with female clients. I responded as professionally as I could, and she sent another right back to be more blatant about it, saying that my SO is cheating on me with some hot blonde chick. For a woman I've never met, she knew an awful lot about me.
I trust him 100%, he is always upfront and open with me, and he's as baffled as I am about who this woman is. Our only other information about her came from a girl he had a fling with some years ago who still carries a torch for him (he's remained friends with her out of pity, I think) - she claimed this woman had sent her messages calling her a whore. Evidently his fling is the hot blonde chick she's referring to.
Long story short: none of the messages made any sense. After I ignored messages, she sent emails to the company email address, which forwards to both me and my SO - she sent one to him saying she'd seen him and the way he behaved with this other girl; she sent one to me saying she'd seen him and if I wanted more info I should contact her. I ignored these too. She messaged through Facebook again, addressing my SO and saying she was looking forward to seeing him at an event tonight. I've now blocked her.
The kicker is that she appeared at pretty much the same time as my SO told his old fling, after she'd made some innuendos to him, that nothing was ever going to happen between them, he was moving on with his life, he was with me and he isn't interested in her. Apparently she didn't take the news too well, though he didn't go into details. We both suspect she might have fabricated this new Facebook profile in a bid to stir up trouble and make herself look like the good friend who is standing up for him whilst being told she's a whore. If she's hoping to split us up by making me doubt his fidelity, she's out of luck. I know my man.
This is a delicate situation - I don't want to make things more dramatic than they need to be, but if we're right about this, her behaviour is pretty unhinged and invasive.
And ideas about how we could find out if our theory is correct or not? If we're right, how do we deal with her (make her go away or at least stop being so weird) without provoking her into anything more crazy? If she's made one fake profile, I wonder if she'd make more... If we're wrong and this is some new person sticking her nose in our business and relationship, how do I make her go away and leave us alone??
Whilst it's almost amusing to read her weird messages, it's unsettling to have somebody saying things about me and my relationship when I have no idea who she is. I'm not keen to deal with bunny boilers, real or fake. Any advice or insight greatly appreciated.
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