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  • It's me
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    Kisa,

    Lot's of good advice here. But...... I get the sense it is hard for you to completely ignore the text messages. If you do send one response on your own you may find yourself dragged into a conversation you don't want. So, really do go to the police. Talk to someone there. Send the one GTFO message if the police agree. But please don't try to manage this on your own... you are up against an experienced manipulator.

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  • Mr Hero
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    The sad part is if this happened just a couple months ago, he'd be violating his parole by texting you. You missed protection by a couple months.
    Last edited by Mr Hero; 11-24-2011, 09:41 AM.

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  • Der Cute
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    I think we're all right in this; just slightly different ways of going around this stuff.
    I'm just concerned that if he texted you, you said go away, he asked why, you would feel compelled to do so.
    You don't have to do jack shit. My sister calls me..leaves a message? I don't have to talk to her ever at all never nuthin nada nope.
    IMO, report this turd. Text him back (while at the station, yay) say Leave Me Alone I do Not Want To Be Contacted By You EVER. (that's a pretty black and white statement.)
    Then if he texts back, record? Save? Somehow get these things in as evidence. The cops will run his name and such making the report. It will get to his PO from just a report. And, even better, since you ARE near a school, he can't come over. He's busted from just that. (that's in your favor).
    Don't Engage The Crazy. He deserves no more CPU cycles from you. You get up, have breakfast, go to work, answer IMPORTANT stuff from family, go to police. Then go home.
    I can get my phone carrier to block texts. Idea..instead of answering them, just save them. Then if he's repeating his harassment, you go back to the cops and say "Hey. I made a harassment report 2 days ago about Moron Schmucky, and he's still harassing me. I'm starting to be afraid. Has this been passed to his PO? Hmm??HMM?? This needs to stop. Can we get a TRO? Thank you."
    Advocate for yourself, we can't do much here (besides guidance and hugs). If you don't want to talk to someone, you don't have to. Even if it is the Pope.
    Good luck, be safe, your safety > anything else.

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  • Jester
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    He is neither normal nor decent, I agree.

    But he will get the message.

    I am not saying she should not alert the police about this. I am just saying that she should just not give this idiot any response whatsoever at all. I mean, she's already told him she doesn't want to deal with him anymore. Now she needs to follow through on that. Because every time she responds to him, she is showing him that she was not, in fact, done dealing with him.

    The guy is basically a bully. When he no longer has her to bully, he will move along to find someone stupider and more vulnerable to fuck with.

    Outside of alerting the police, possibly alerting this douchebag's parole officer, and completely ignoring all attempts at contact he makes with her, I cannot honestly think of anything else she should or could do that would make the message any clearer.

    Well, at least not since they outlawed vigilante lynchings.

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  • XCashier
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    Quoth Jester View Post
    Best message you can send him is NONE. Just IGNORE HIM. When he stops getting any sort of replies whatsoever to his juvenile over-testosteroned bullshit, he'll get the message loud and clear.
    A normal, decent man would get the message. A normal, decent man would think, "I guess she's not into me."

    This guy is neither normal nor decent. Guys like him get their texts ignored and think, "how dare this bitch ignore me! I'll show her!" And they do.

    I really think the police should be involved.

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  • Jester
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    Quoth Kisa View Post
    I was considering texting back and telling him I was at work and to please not text me while I was at work but I realized that was what he wanted and shut off my phone.

    Second, I have not yet decided if I will send that one text or not but, if I do, I will definetly do it at a police station. I think that's a gread idea.
    Best message you can send him is NONE. Just IGNORE HIM. When he stops getting any sort of replies whatsoever to his juvenile over-testosteroned bullshit, he'll get the message loud and clear. That being that you are done with him, goodbye, don't let the door hit you on the way out, later, aloha, and adios motherfucker.

    Don't send him any texts. Don't send him an IMs. Don't send him anything. Don't even acknowledge his very existence.

    And whatever you do, don't read the texts he sends you, don't listen to his voice mails, don't even bother with them. Just delete them and move on, treating it as if it was the nothing that it was, pausing just long enough to delete them in the same way you would pause just long enough to scrape the dogshit off your boot.

    Just. Fucking. Ignore. Him.

    Period.

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  • Kisa
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    I talked to my friend and told him what my plans were. He is on my side which I am very thankful for. Today I got more calls, more texts and they are getting even weirder and more worrying. I got 3 while I was at work today:

    "Hey beautiful you there?" 6:57pm
    "Fucking ignore me then thats fucking cool of you" 7:20pm
    "(pic of him shirtless) This guy misses you" 7:49pm

    The scariest part to me was the way he so quickly switched gears from sweetie to dickhead back to sweetie. I was considering texting back and telling him I was at work and to please not text me while I was at work but I realized that was what he wanted and shut off my phone. When I got home, Mr Hero sent me a text telling me to read all the replies I got. Now I'm glad I held my ground.... Thank you all for caring and thank you all for your advice and words of concern. I'm so glad I have so many people who care about me.

    I don't want to go through and quote all of them so I'lljust comment on them as a whole.
    Firstly, I will not go see him. I know it will either end with him trying to get me naked by acting nice or him screaming at me and getting in my face. I've decided, as long as he is staying there, I will not go to my friends house. He will have to come to my house or we will have to go out somewhere.

    Second, I have not yet decided if I will send that one text or not but, if I do, I will definetly do it at a police station. I think that's a gread idea.

    His probation forbids him from talking to anyone younger than 19, male or female, so he is allowed to talk to me. However, if he came to my house, he would go straight back to jail as he cannot go within 1,000ft of a school/daycare and my house is right behind a school.

    I am scared that he will come to my house or do something after I send that text but if he does, he will go back to jail. I recently found out he also has a number of DUI's and gang involvement on his record which worries me more. I'll keep you all updated and I promise I will stay safe.

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  • Seshat
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    notlovinit, XCashier and ApolloSZ: thank you.

    The harassment thread I linked to was actually the combined work of many people - yes, I wrote the initial post out of my own head, but only AFTER I'd seen many, many threads about harassment with input from many people; including both police officers and private security types.

    So while I'll take credit for assembling the information into a coherent whole, the info was only partly my own work.


    Anyway... that's a side issue. We return to our regularly scheduled thread.

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  • MoonCat
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    "If you are not safe, you do not respond, because your safety is primary."

    That is a quote from the blog post link that XCashier gave. And it's right on target.

    Please stay away from this guy! Be safe.

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  • Jester
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    Quoth ApolloSZ View Post
    Jester - Two other options for this creep? -

    1 - Stop texting/contacting/having Kisa's number on his phone.
    2 - Eating said phone. Without the aid of condiments.
    Or, to paraphrase one of the best lines I've ever heard on a tv show, leave her alone or learn to chew with someone else's teeth.

    But however it was phrased, the message would be clear. Fuck off, or get fucked up. To be blunt.

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  • ApolloSZ
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    Mytical nailed my instinctual feeling in one hit. I have a long answer and a short answer to going to see him.

    Short = No.
    Long = Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooo.

    Jester - Two other options for this creep? -

    1 - Stop texting/contacting/having Kisa's number on his phone.
    2 - Eating said phone. Without the aid of condiments.

    To re-iterate. DONT GO. DONT contact beyond the "leave me alone" message. Seshat has give awesome advice.

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  • XCashier
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    Both Seshat and RK have given good advice. Take this to the police, talk to them, start a paper trail. This guy is setting off all sorts of gut alarms with me, and I'm not even in the vicinity.

    Too many women have been raised to be "good girls", to not want to "cause a scene" or upset the man's feelings, and that is precisely what the creeps are hoping for, so they can victimize some poor polite girl without getting into trouble. Read this blog post, it is an eye-opener.

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  • notlovinit
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    I wholeheartedly agree with Seshat's reply to this. The only thing I do suggest is to keep any texts, voice messages, letters, e-mails, etc. as evidence if he does continue contact and it comes up in court. Evidence is important.

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  • Seshat
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    Quoth Der Cute View Post
    Please, don't talk to this guy anymore. Even if it's a Hey Leave Me Alone, you're going to get a reply asking "why"..and you'll want to answer it. Don't acknowledge his existence from here on out. Period.
    The police require evidence that (generic) you have asked the person to leave you alone.

    This is the ONLY reason I suggested sending a 'leave me alone' text. And her safety is the reason I suggested doing so while standing in a police station, with a police officer helping her word it AND WITNESSING IT.

    Having the 'leave me alone' witnessed by an independant, reliable third party can make a huge difference.

    Also, having a police officer standing by is going to help her resist answering the 'why'. Especially since any officer worth her blues is going to say 'don't answer that'.

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  • fma_fanatic
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    I'm going to say this with the experience of having an ex-BIL who was a molester - do not engage him.

    Contact the police. So what if he goes back to jail? He's harassing you!

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