She keeps coming to me at night

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Reply 20

Lassilsa

I see she's got you all fooled as well. I knew that no-one would believe me.

I pity the fool!!!!

Well, she is better looking than you. What do you expect? You scream crazy.

Are you guys planning on eating this troll? Because you're feeding it an awful lot.

Reply 25

morematterlessartx

Original post by nerimon18

I remeber reading that book when I was a kid and I sincerly didn't remember the protagonist being that paranoid. Have we read the same book?

I didn't claim it was exactly the same, it just reminded me- over dramatic fantasist etc

Troll?

Dude, I'm sorry but you sound a bit mentally unstable.

Reply 28

C. Nworb

Wow, people are mean on here. Funny...but mean.
If this girl is really bothering you and no one believes you, then just completely blank her out. If she comes to your window, keep your curtains closed. It sounds like you share a living room or something? Keep your belongings locked in your own room so she can't move them. If she makes fun of you to your face just say nothing and walk away. If all that fails, just ****ing punch her. Hopefully she'll just get bored and leave you alone.

Reply 29

Ministerdonut

I suggest explaining to your GP or going to the Police about all the harrassment you are getting from your friend she has been very naughty. They will help you with her.Make sure to tell them you are not getting any sleep because you are trying to catch her in the act by hiding behind the curtains. They will have access too sophisticated listening devices and visual equipment and have the manpower for a sting operation.Don't fight this on your own.

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Reply 30

Lassilsa

Original post by Ministerdonut

I suggest explaining to your GP or going to the Police about all the harrassment you are getting from your friend she has been very naughty. They will help you with her.

What's my GP going to do apart from arse about and give me drugs. She'd love that, seeing me all drugged up and laughing at me even more.

Reply 31

emilyroseeee

If you're in uni, is there a member of stuff you can ask? Or student support services or something? I'd say talk to them if you're having trouble and they should have an idea of how to help you.

If not, I'd say talk to any adult you can trust really.