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Bye Felipe a la MN

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monkeychop · 18/06/2016 23:15

Think it's about time we got the ball rolling on this one...here's my starter for 10

Bye Felipe a la MN
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NoMoreDickheads · 18/03/2020 12:38

@mamato3lads Why? I have bipolar so I can't keep men around who are like this, as when I'm ill they can take advantage of me/I shag them when I wouldn't usually. Recently I even had to go to the police because I let one hang around and then he eventually sexually exploited/coerced me while I was ill.

After I realized I shouldn'tve kept the rapey guy around, I then blocked several that I mistrusted/got a spider sense about. I have to for my health.

As I see this one IRL I can't have him having the wrong idea, as anything could happen theoretically then.

Also after the experience I had, men like that give me the horrors more than other women get, maybe.

I'm allowed to set my own boundaries, in fact it would be irresponsible of me not to.

The only reason he's not blocked is I sometimes go along to a group he's at, so I didn't want it to be awkward.

Otherwise, he'd be blocked like the other men who give me the creeps.

Maybe women without bipolar don't have to do that, but I do.

mamato3lads · 18/03/2020 20:58

He said you were beautiful Hmm

Can understand I suppose if you see him.in real life you dont want mixed signals but seemed harsh!

Mom2K · 18/03/2020 21:53

I don't think it's harsh, this is someone she sees in real life and him flirting/calling her beautiful makes her uncomfortable.

Can't see how asking someone to stop doing or saying something that makes them uncomfortable (regardless of what it is) harsh.

@NoMoreDickheads stick to your boundaries. Do what's best for you

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