Originally posted by Peter A
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I had an internet stalker once and I felt very threatened by him even if I knew he lived far away and could not physically get to me. As in your case, it was a friendly start. Like you, he said that he only wanted to show me affection. But he soon made my life a little bit more horrible every day. By the time we went from a sort of friendship to him one-sidedly persuing me, he already knew some personal things about me, which he started to use in arguments about why, to his mind, it would be a good idea that we were lovers. It is difficult to discribe how bad this actually feels. It is like having something wet and slimy living in your bedroom closet. He sent me constant unwanted requests for sex and love and had no regards for how I felt, still claimed to care about me. I told him I was hurt, he apologized but continued the very things that bothered me. I told him to back down, he speeded it up. I told him, if you send me one more message, I will block you. He sent 3. He was upset I blocked him. He felt sorry for himself and thought I was overreacting. He claimed he could change, that he could handle us being just friends. Even if he was able to (which I doubt) I could not have done it, in the end I felt physically sick thinking about his name. I never want to talk to him again as long as I live.
This guy didn't even do half of what you did. Imagine how these poor women must have felt when you started appearing in front of their house! Rejection can sting, but it is not a solution to punish the women for your pain. You not finding a girlfriend and you constantly getting into trouble has nothing to do with them and all to do with you. You have to do something with your life so you don't hurt any more people, including yourself.
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