Today, I smiled at a new kid and started a conversation with him, just to be nice. He later sent me 24 messages describing how strong his love for me is. I'm scared to go to school tomorrow. FML
Just throwing this out there, I don't see a gender symbol here, so there is a slim possibility OP is a guy. Maybe he was just trying to befriend the new kid and never considered the possibility of ending up with a creepy stalker?
As a male, I once had a male stalker. I was just trying to be nice and next thing you know, he is stalking me and keeping tabs of who I was with. That'll throw you for a loop b
Hello Krystal. I would like to inform you that I died a little on the inside when I read your "About Me" section. I am fifteen as well and I would never plague anyone with that kind of moronic talking, so there is no excuse for this. There is also no excuse for your pitifully unintelligent comment.
Simple OP, explain that you're not interested but you guys could still be friends! Or, if he's cute maybe good things could happen! Or, you could be a bitch and put his love to work!
Guy-I love you
OP-Oh, would you hold my books?
Or when she let him down the guy could have been a psychopath and Attempted to kill her for 'breaking his heart' I would suggest a restraining order good luck op!
Well, she didn't says "texts", so it might have been via Facebook. Either way, the best thing she can do is to politely explain that she's not interested, and that he's jumping at things too quickly. Sure, it'll hurt, but how else is he going to learn? When she gets involved with somebody else?
Hmm, I didn't consider Facebook. But now that you mention it, that seems more likely.
And I agree with the rest of your comment. Letting him off easy would be the best thing to do. He's already showing signs of of chronic clingy-stalker-itis, though. :)
I moderated this one, and if I remember correctly, it originally said emails instead of messages. Giving out your email address is pretty non-committal, I think. But it seems more likely that it was Facebook, where he wouldn't even have to be accepted as a friend first to send someone messages.
It also originally said the new student was Filipino, which isn't terribly relevant, but I found that editing interesting.