Woman “Joins” Ex-Friend’s Solo Trip With The Intention To Give A Fresh Start To Their Friendship
Friendships sometimes end on bad terms, but most people simply move on. However, Reddit user Finishercar1, who shared her disturbing story on r/mildlyinfuriating, cannot.
After a falling out with a woman she was somewhat close to, the situation escalated from mean texts to obsessive and intrusive behavior.
From showing up uninvited at events to booking the same flight and announcing her desire to join a trip, the ex-friend’s actions have crossed an increasing number of boundaries. The worst part is that local authorities are not yet willing to help.
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The stalker may have seen this post
She continues to disregard boundaries
People who read the story are seriously concerned
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The woman’s behavior has been extremely erratic
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Even though at first it seemed like she just wanted to release her frustrations
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OP should show him the messages. With how racist ex bestie was being I dont think anyone could blame OP for the way she reacted. Plus its best he knows how nuts his supposed gf is being about him
I always have trouble remembering the difference between envy (wanting what someone else has) and jealousy (being worried/threatened that someone will take what you have). I will now have no trouble - this piece of work is the very definition of jealousy. The irony being of course that she doesn’t even seem to ‘have’ the guy in question. I wonder what he would think of these texts, incidentally…
OP should show him the messages. With how racist ex bestie was being I dont think anyone could blame OP for the way she reacted. Plus its best he knows how nuts his supposed gf is being about him
I always have trouble remembering the difference between envy (wanting what someone else has) and jealousy (being worried/threatened that someone will take what you have). I will now have no trouble - this piece of work is the very definition of jealousy. The irony being of course that she doesn’t even seem to ‘have’ the guy in question. I wonder what he would think of these texts, incidentally…
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