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Reply 40

Joanna May
No neg rep from me, I agree. The OP just sounds spiteful and petty.

Whatever he has done to you, it is working to be resolved. Yes, you can fantasise about what will be done to him, but take it no further. Deal with the problems you have at the moment and move on, don't waste your time in spiteful media-gossiping. If what you say he did is true, and the GMC find that he has done something wrong, then he will be punished for it.

People posting on this thread aren't in a position to take sides, as they have none of the facts, just a biased account. Personally, I find it hard to take sides when the choice is between a doctor accused of malpractice and a harridan with a restraining order. You don't get restraining orders for a few phone calls.

OP, move on.



I did NOT get a restraining order:confused:

He went to the police because i was texting him and phoning him because i was angry and was in shock looking for answers etc. The police just asked me to stop contacting him. which i did. I did NOT and I repeat NOT get charged or with anything to do with the protection from harrasment act.

If you got nothing helpful to say, then may i suggest that you move on and dont bother replying to this post.

Reply 41

I just hope what he did didn't involve a paralytic or any type of drug.

Reply 42

Spoog!
I have to agree with the previous posters too. Sure, what he did to you was (apparently) very horrific, but doesn't going to these lengths make you just as bad?
Have you honestly not thought about the repercussions of what you're doing? All actions have consequences, and what you're planning most definitly won't go unnoticed from people who don't have the same opinion of him as you do. As much as I hate throwing all these cliches around; two wrongs don't make a right. It's not going to make you feel any better in the long run, you'll feel smug for a week or so but then it'll turn into a huge mess and you'll be wishing you never bothered.
You said you're on all sorts of substances, it sounds to me like you need to get off them, and see your therapist in a what passes for normal state.
A friend of mine has an ex that is doing all sorts of stupid things to 'get revenge', and as a result she's losing all her friends, not to mention almost everyone's respect. Unless you want to end up like her I suggest you stop the madness.

Bit of a rant and I apologise, but someone needed to throw some reality on the table here. Some advice for you would be to rise above it, and not turn your life into an episode of Hollyoaks.

*Awaits neg rep, but doesn't really care*


What the **** are on about?????????
what madness?

can you please quote ANYTHING i said that back up what you just posted?

TO CLAIRIFY THINGS!!!!!

the only plans i have made are legal ones, the only people that know about it are trusted friends, my GP, therapist, the NHS and a person from the GMC.
I did nothing illegal or spiteful I just reported the FACTS on what he did to me. He admitted to what he had to because I had some proof.

I have no intention of phyiscally going near him, his house or his place of work in short i do NOT want any face to face contact with him cos i dont think i could handle it.

you dont know the full story so how can you tell me to throw some reality into the situation. if people found out i can assure you apart from a sick minority most people would have sympathy for me and disgust for him.

he will face reality when he meets with GMC to discuss his career that he worked for 10 years to get.(he is 28)

As for me, my name cannot be mentioned, the shame will be on him and if i was going into hospital i would not like to treated by such an animal and if he is named and shamed in the papers, or warned or suspended or better still struck of by the GMC then so be it, he should have thought about the consequences of HIS behaviour.

Reply 43

Sehnsucht
It's not about my approval, it's about you trying to avoid looking like a dumbass. The OP has had, by the sound of things, a restraining order put on her to stop her contacting this guy. She is then coming up with drug/booze-fuelled plans to revenge herself upon this bloke to cause him suffering and stress.

Now maybe what the guy did was awful etc, but there's equally a chance that the OP has some serious issues of her own. All I am saying is we've got one side of the story (and not even that... just a mysterious - yet apparently terrible - crime for which he might be disciplined.)



I did not get a restraining order
my plans are legal ones
I obviously cannot give you his side
I have to be careful about what i say
I would suprised if he was NOT disciplined, but i obviously dont know enough about the GMC.
I have lawyers on the case.

The only person that caused me serious issues is him. I was not in therapy on anti deps, on the sick, hitting the bottle etc, until he did what he did.

tbh i would prefer it if you stayed out of this thread. you really are not helping and i posted for help.

Reply 44

I don't think I'd be wrong for saying he did something a long the lines of sexual harrasment, sexual assault or rape. Those are hard for the CPS to prosecute due to evidential reasons.

Reply 45

I doubt all of this is helping the OP. I think the only option is to wait till Thursday as people here just aren't able to offer help. I would pour the alcohol down the sink and throw away any pills that you haven't been prescribed though, anti-depressants are designed to work in a specific way, alcohol and other mood drugs seriously mess them up. You won't be feeling the right effects if you put other drugs into your body.

Reply 46

Anonymous
What the **** are on about?????????
what madness?

can you please quote ANYTHING i said that back up what you just posted?


I don't think the swearing or excessive use of capitals are neccessary, do you?
As for 'back up', you said you were going to the media did you not?

TO CLAIRIFY THINGS!!!!!

the only plans i have made are legal ones, the only people that know about it are trusted friends, my GP, therapist, the NHS and a person from the GMC.
I did nothing illegal or spiteful I just reported the FACTS on what he did to me. He admitted to what he had to because I had some proof.

I have no intention of phyiscally going near him, his house or his place of work in short i do NOT want any face to face contact with him cos i dont think i could handle it.


I'm afraid you're not going to be able to avoid it after the media fiasco. Even if you choose for your name not to be mentioned people will know, because you'll be 'naming and shaming' him. By process of elimination, you're first in the firing line, so to speak.

you dont know the full story so how can you tell me to throw some reality into the situation. if people found out i can assure you apart from a sick minority most people would have sympathy for me and disgust for him.

he will face reality when he meets with GMC to discuss his career that he worked for 10 years to get.(he is 28)



For the record, I never told you to throw some reality into the situation, I implied that's what I was doing. You've put an awful lot of emphasis on justifying it, which I don't think you'd be doing if you genuinely believed you're right to do this. It's not as simple as tit for tat.

Reply 47

Spoog!
I don't think the swearing or excessive use of capitals are neccessary, do you?
As for 'back up', you said you were going to the media did you not?



I'm afraid you're not going to be able to avoid it after the media fiasco. Even if you choose for your name not to be mentioned people will know, because you'll be 'naming and shaming' him. By process of elimination, you're first in the firing line, so to speak.



For the record, I never told you to throw some reality into the situation, I implied that's what I was doing. You've put an awful lot of emphasis on justifying it, which I don't think you'd be doing if you genuinely believed you're right to do this. It's not as simple as tit for tat.


it is certainly NOT tit for tat I am punishing him for what he did, in a legal way. My name cannot be mentioned and the whole fiasco will be published on the GMC website and wot not whether I like it or not. so in any case his friends some of whom I obviously know will work it out. im not the one in the wrong HE is, I am the injured party.

I would prefer it if you left this thread alone, you are not helping, i dont have to justify such a serious matter to some 18 year old disbelieving kid on the internet, this is grown up stuff, not an episode of hollyoakes.

Reply 48

3232
I doubt this all of this is helping the OP. I think the only option is to wait till Thursday as people here just aren't able to offer help. I would pour the alcohol down the sink and throw away any pills that you haven't been prescribed though, anti-depressants are designed to work in a specific way, alcohol and other mood drugs seriously mess them up. You won't be feeling the right effects if you put other drugs into your body.



Thanks!

And thank you to all that too time to read and offer advice:smile:

but can those with nothing helpful to say, just please stay out of it, I dont want this thread to be closed because of some petty people looking for flaws or faults in the argument, it is a very complex matter and it is for my lawyers and his and the GMC etc to battle out.

it is a very stressful time for me and i would appreciate if people could consider that before they posted, this is not a joke or a melodrama. if people dont believe then can you please just move on and dont bother posting.

im just looking for support to keep me going until thursday and im hoping that i can get to see my GP tommorow for a chat and to see if he can give me some more lorezepam:redface:

Reply 49

Some people are being a little harsh :s-smilie: ... Ive already replied to this thread, but feel the need to again! To the person that started this thread - I think we can all pretty much assume he's done something bad, and what goes around comes around it always does in the end! If he's done something worse than cheating etc then I feel for you and I think it is incredibly cheeky of him to contact the police if all you were doing is ringing, texting etc if he's done something that bad, cos lets face it if most people's other halfs had done something bad they would feel the need to ring them up and have a go etc etc. You just have to wait it out, if you think he's going to get whats coming to him then all you can do it wait for it to happen... and in the meantime, is there any people you can speak to before you're therapist? Maybe try ringing samaritans or something? Oh and try not too get into a cycle of drinking, it'll only be you that gets hurt in the end!

Reply 50

prettygreeneyes99
Some people are being a little harsh :s-smilie: ... Ive already replied to this thread, but feel the need to again! To the person that started this thread - I think we can all pretty much assume he's done something bad, and what goes around comes around it always does in the end! If he's done something worse than cheating etc then I feel for you and I think it is incredibly cheeky of him to contact the police if all you were doing is ringing, texting etc if he's done something that bad, cos lets face it if most people's other halfs had done something bad they would feel the need to ring them up and have a go etc etc. You just have to wait it out, if you think he's going to get whats coming to him then all you can do it wait for it to happen... and in the meantime, is there any people you can speak to before you're therapist? Maybe try ringing samaritans or something? Oh and try not too get into a cycle of drinking, it'll only be you that gets hurt in the end!


thanks:smile:

I have manged not to drink all day and am taking just my anti deps, ive run out of valium. my GP has been really supportive and he has told me to come back and see him soon and or anytime I need a chat, which was really nice of him, and ive been given some helpline numbers , such as victim support etc, but i just feel nervous about ringing them. i think i might just stick with my GP and therapist.

Reply 51

Oh well its good that you seem to have a decent GP then as well :smile: I can understand what its like wanting revenge, my ex cheated on me last year and for a while all I could think about was getting him back somehow and trying to make him feel as bad as I felt! Obv not quite the same situation, but its to do with revenge anyway :smile:

Reply 52

OP I went through a similar thing. I dont know what happened to you but my ex is high profile in his work and I could have lost him his job because of his behaviour. He knew this and then tried to lose me mine by contacting my boss and he also turned it all round and made out I was the bad guy, mad etc. That is what these weak scum bags do. All I can say is that revenge doesnt work. It wont make you feel better and you will only hurt yourself. At the end of the day, what is really hurting is what he did to you and the fact that you still love him. And revenge wont change this. You want this not to have happened, and I'm afraid nothing can make this come true. Dont go to the papers as then you will bring publicity onto yourself and this will follow you around long after you are over him. And you WILL get over him. Remember this- the mills of life grind exceedingly slow but exceedingly fine. Life will pay him back. please dont take valium at the same time as antidepressants, you are asking for trouble. Be patient with the AD's as they will start working after a few wekks and you will at least be able to function. Go and pamper yourself, tell yourself you are worth it because you are. you are better than this. Dont become a victim of this guy and dont let him win. Let the GMC get their hands dirty, not yours!

Reply 53

Anonymous

I would prefer it if you left this thread alone, you are not helping, i dont have to justify such a serious matter to some 18 year old disbelieving kid on the internet, this is grown up stuff, not an episode of hollyoakes.


Lol irony.
The fact that I'm 18 is totally irrelevant so don't patronise me, I've seen it before, and I think you're making a mistake, particularly with the media. The reason I'm not being helpful probably has something to do with me not saying what you want to hear, but I guess you already know that's life. However, I can't stop you, and I know I have no right to.

Reply 54

Anonymous
OP I went through a similar thing. I dont know what happened to you but my ex is high profile in his work and I could have lost him his job because of his behaviour. He knew this and then tried to lose me mine by contacting my boss and he also turned it all round and made out I was the bad guy, mad etc. That is what these weak scum bags do. All I can say is that revenge doesnt work. It wont make you feel better and you will only hurt yourself. At the end of the day, what is really hurting is what he did to you and the fact that you still love him. And revenge wont change this. You want this not to have happened, and I'm afraid nothing can make this come true. Dont go to the papers as then you will bring publicity onto yourself and this will follow you around long after you are over him. And you WILL get over him. Remember this- the mills of life grind exceedingly slow but exceedingly fine. Life will pay him back. please dont take valium at the same time as antidepressants, you are asking for trouble. Be patient with the AD's as they will start working after a few wekks and you will at least be able to function. Go and pamper yourself, tell yourself you are worth it because you are. you are better than this. Dont become a victim of this guy and dont let him win. Let the GMC get their hands dirty, not yours!



Thanks! your post made a lot of sense, and you were spot on in many parts. I do have doubts about going to the media esp as some people that knew us would guess. but then his medical friends who also im friendly with, will get to hear about it as the GMC publishes thier fitness to practice hearings and they name the doctor and the situation but thankfully nothing that could identify me to any outsiders. sadly i cant prove all what he has done, but he has admitted to enough that will get him into trouble, and i sincerely hope that his career goes down the pan. it was ridiculous for him to go to the police but i guess he might have thought that would look good for him, but in a way he shot himself in the foot cos he has no idea how things are looking my end from a legal perspective. I know so much stuff about him that ive never mentioned (because i cant prove and it is not relevent to what he did to me,) that could get him to a LOT of trouble.

i really do hope that life does pay him back, but sadly most people think he is wonderful and when he is nice he is VERY nice, but he has this sinister side that very few people see or know about.

I am sorry you went through something similar, but you seemed to have rose above it and not let it defeat you, I hope I have the strength to do the same.

Reply 55

Well for what its worth OP I dont know if its karma or whatever but its nearly 2 years since I went through this, and I have had the pleasure to watch his career dry up. He was also charming, everyone thought he was a lovely person but one by one people have realised what he is like. You see if they do it once they do it again and again until they lose everyone that is special to them. If you sit tight and not get your own hands dirty you will have the pleasure of watching this. I also had the AD's, therapy, people making crass comments about restraining orders (they always do when the perpetrator is a charming con artist to the outside world and they have left you in bits and unable to cope). My therapist told me that it was like I'd been mugged and left bleeding on the pavemnet, while he was out spending my money. I suspect that is also how you feel and why you want revenge. Its funny that you say that his friends will know. I was in a similar situation so I can tell you now that all these friends now see what he was where once they were on his side. Time passes and these people get found out. You do have the strength to get through this, the human spirit is strong, you just need time. Dont let anyone tell you otherwise.

Reply 56

Also OP, I had some stuff that could have got him into even more trouble, but I kept it to myself, as I knew that it was my trump card. If you give up your trump card you will feel even more out of control of the situation then you do as there will be nothing left. Everytime you feel like revenge, just think of how you could get him into loads more trouble and smile to yourself in the knowledge that he might be ****ting himself that you will go to the papers.....sometimes that is worse revenge than actually doing it.

Reply 57

Anonymous
I did NOT get a restraining order:confused:

He went to the police because i was texting him and phoning him because i was angry and was in shock looking for answers etc. The police just asked me to stop contacting him. which i did. I did NOT and I repeat NOT get charged or with anything to do with the protection from harrasment act.

If you got nothing helpful to say, then may i suggest that you move on and dont bother replying to this post.


It is natural to look for answers, but it is the worst thing to contact him. Whatever you do, don't talk to him do not contact him in any way. As I said just concentrate on legally getting him punished for his actions. Best way is not to tell him at all what you are going to do.

Reply 58

Rock Fan
It is natural to look for answers, but it is the worst thing to contact him. Whatever you do, don't talk to him do not contact him in any way. As I said just concentrate on legally getting him punished for his actions. Best way is not to tell him at all what you are going to do.



Absolutely, surprise is the best form of attack and its more effective to leave him wondering. These type of people who are charming and successful on the outside but manipulative and sinister in private are invariably control freaks. By not telling him your intentions you will do what he hates most, take away the control he has on the situation.

Reply 59

Anonymous
Absolutely, surprise is the best form of attack and its more effective to leave him wondering. These type of people who are charming and successful on the outside but manipulative and sinister in private are invariably control freaks. By not telling him your intentions you will do what he hates most, take away the control he has on the situation.


Well exactly, he will think he's got away with it as long as you are going about this quietly. But then when he least expects it, he should get what's coming to him.