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He used me for sex?

359 replies

ramela · 25/11/2023 11:35

I was looking for a job in the marketing office at my university ( I am a PhD student who recently finished). for this reason, I reached out to one of the Marketing officers, whom I had known for several years since I worked in the office on a temporary basis in 2019. He mentioned he was looking for an assistant for is particular job, and I was instantly interested in this role. We exchanged contact information and our interactions eventually became personal. I already had his number but had not started texting him on Telegram. However that day when I asked him to meet, he stayed until 5 pm to meet me and we met up outside the gates of the university and I talked a lot with him. We had an unspoken cue that I would accompany him to his house and later on I went with him to his house where we had some fun. We met for coffee and later at his house quite a few times and we both sexted and sent each other pics of ourselves.

However, despite our intimate connection, he started displaying a heightened interest in another girl who works in his office. I know this girl as she was seeing one of the guys I liked last year and I already hated her for that. I also hated the fact that she was working in the research office because I used to work there back in 2019 and I was quite upset that she got into the office.

However, he apparently had his eyes on her since last year when she was a student. She started working in this office since December last year and she's 14 years YOUNGER than him. Since the last month or so, they started talking a lot more and he was openly flirting with her, even in the presence of office colleagues, and let her accompany him to meetings with students. His interactions with her included frequent online messaging, sharing photos of himself and his cats, and complimenting her appearance, calling her glowing, radiant, pretty etc. She has not slept with him nor seems willing to because she seems less into him and he seems more into her. However, he constantly nudges her on her arm, playfully touches her feet with his and is very flirty with her. Even his office colleagues can see this.

Meanwhile, he began to avoid me, going as far as leaving the office early to prevent encounters because I had been texting him and he was not replying to me. I texted him on Monday this week that if I cant find him I will go to his office but he still didn't reply. Every single text I sent was met with silence. Finally I went to his office looking for him but that day he wasn't there as if he already knew that I would come looking for him. After this, i went directly to his and I did air out that I have been texting him but he is not replying to his colleague who was in the office. I sent him one last message saying that I went to his office and he finally responded to my messages. Surprisingly, he claimed that he's not looking for an assistant and cited a toxic office environment as a reason for not assisting me.

This situation has left me feeling used and confused about his motives. he was buttering me so much that day when I first went home with him but now its radio silence and he flat out refused.

why did he do this

hes 46. I am 36.

OP posts:
Mycatmax · 25/11/2023 15:54

Comedycook · 25/11/2023 15:52

Op...why are you going to the uni every day?

Well how’s she supposed to stalk these people without going to their workplace every day?

Pinkbonbon · 25/11/2023 15:54

OK so he's a creepy bloke and you're a creepy gal.

SamW98 · 25/11/2023 15:55

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:50

I go to uni everyday so I see her frequently and she mentions how things are happening to a friend of hers who is also a phd student and I know this student so i do ask what was she saying and they tell me

So you seek out her friend to get ammunition to fuel your obsessional hatred of this woman.

This gets more deranged with every post.

if this is real and you seriously can’t see anything wrong with your behaviour OP you need help fast before this all goes way to far

Comedycook · 25/11/2023 15:55

Op...are you Nd?

Grimchmas · 25/11/2023 15:56

and thats why hes texted her at 9.30 pm ? looks more like wanting a shag than a relationship

So you can tell what that looks like then?

Hes stalkerish not me as hes the one watching her activity on Microsoft Teams even on weekends as he was never online on MS Teams on the weekends until they started talking

So somebody who is watching somebody else's activity on Teams is stalkerish...?

SamW98 · 25/11/2023 15:56

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:54

to meet my supervisor and also hope to bump into him so that i can talk to him

But you’re not a stalker - right oh

bluebeck · 25/11/2023 15:57

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:54

to meet my supervisor and also hope to bump into him so that i can talk to him

What do you want to talk to him about?

Do you want him to tell you to your face that he doesn’t want any kind of relationship with you? Why would you do that to yourself?

Have you been in this kind of situation before or experienced poor mental health? You really don’t sound at all well.

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:57

Grimchmas · 25/11/2023 15:56

and thats why hes texted her at 9.30 pm ? looks more like wanting a shag than a relationship

So you can tell what that looks like then?

Hes stalkerish not me as hes the one watching her activity on Microsoft Teams even on weekends as he was never online on MS Teams on the weekends until they started talking

So somebody who is watching somebody else's activity on Teams is stalkerish...?

why isnt it stalkerish? he is clearly keeping an eye on her activity to check if shes truly working on her applications or not and you think this isnt stalkerish or possessive?

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1smallhamsterfoot · 25/11/2023 15:58

Why do you want to talk to him?

so he can tell you to fuck off face to face?

what are you hoping he will say?

Comedycook · 25/11/2023 15:59

Op...was this man your first? Have you had a relationship before?

Lindjam · 25/11/2023 15:59

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:57

why isnt it stalkerish? he is clearly keeping an eye on her activity to check if shes truly working on her applications or not and you think this isnt stalkerish or possessive?

So what? How is this your business? He obviously really likes her.

We can all understand you are jealous but you sound demented.

SamW98 · 25/11/2023 16:00

1smallhamsterfoot · 25/11/2023 15:58

Why do you want to talk to him?

so he can tell you to fuck off face to face?

what are you hoping he will say?

Even if he did tell her to fuck off she would still blame this other woman

Honestly this bloke acted pretty shabbily but fuck me he needs a restraining order

Pinkbonbon · 25/11/2023 16:00

Time to stop trying to bump into him.

He's berm clear with you he wants you to leave him alone. He's stopped replying yo you, deliberately went out of office when he knew you were coming over and us flirting with another woman infront of you.

Would it be OK if you were a man and he was a woman qnd after all these clear 'leave ne alone' signals you were still going along to his work everyday trying to bump into him? Would it e OK if he fixated on a new guy you liked and blamed him for you just wanting to be left the fuck alone?

No.
So it's not ok for you either.
Stop it.
No means no. He clearly isn't into you. Stop showing up at his work when you don't need to.

ramela · 25/11/2023 16:02

Lindjam · 25/11/2023 15:59

So what? How is this your business? He obviously really likes her.

We can all understand you are jealous but you sound demented.

How does he really like her? Hes stalking her!

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SamW98 · 25/11/2023 16:04

ramela · 25/11/2023 16:02

How does he really like her? Hes stalking her!

Like you’re stalking him.

bananablues · 25/11/2023 16:04

So in a nutshell OP, you are not overly bothered that this 46 year old man has used you for sex. You are actually more bothered by this other younger woman ( 30?) who has arrived on the scene and now has all his attention? If she was on fire I get the impression you would check petrol on her.

the 46 year old sounds like a creepy lecturer but is realising you are taking this way too seriously and is now backing off rapidly in the hope you lose interest. Maybe he is flirting with the younger other woman to get you to back off? Maybe he is in it for the case and she is playing harder to get than you.

Either way this entire situation is a lost cause and you need to move on. What I can tell you is

  1. He will not reply to your messages, he is not interested, you have blown it.
  2. The job (if it actually ever existed, does not sound like it) is not yours.
  3. The other woman is not your concern
Pinkbonbon · 25/11/2023 16:06

Do you even like him?!

You screwed him at least in part for the job opportunity. And it seems your issue is more with her being the object of his affections more than it is him not liking you.

I think you don't even like this guy. You just don't like to 'lose' to this other lady (who don't think for a second we believe you are concerned for) because you've made her into some man stealling harlot in your head.

Probably because it's easier than admitting your taste in men is shocking, the choices you make are terrible and essentially - YOU fucked up.

SomersetLevels · 25/11/2023 16:07

TheSquareMile · 25/11/2023 15:14

There's something really odd about this thread.

The OP doesn't seem to respond to the advice being given or answer the questions being put which are really relevant, such as why she is still going to the University every day, when she can move from her accommodation and so on.

I think you’re right. I haven’t seen a chatbot before that I could identify but this looks like what I imagine a not very good one would

fulawitt · 25/11/2023 16:08

if she says no long enough he might marry her to get what he wants.

fulawitt · 25/11/2023 16:10

Was it your first OP, you need to see someone in real life OP.

SomersetLevels · 25/11/2023 16:12

ramela · 25/11/2023 15:54

to meet my supervisor and also hope to bump into him so that i can talk to him

Now I know this isn’t true. No supervisor meets with an ex student everyday. They don’t have the time and they’re not being paid

ramela · 25/11/2023 16:15

SomersetLevels · 25/11/2023 16:12

Now I know this isn’t true. No supervisor meets with an ex student everyday. They don’t have the time and they’re not being paid

i have met him 2 consecutive days

OP posts:
Grimchmas · 25/11/2023 16:16

Comedycook · 25/11/2023 15:55

Op...are you Nd?

Please let's not. None of the ND people I know who have a Phd would be like this.

This is personality disorder or.... I don't know what it is, but it's insulting that people think it's ND.

Goodornot · 25/11/2023 16:17

ramela · 25/11/2023 16:15

i have met him 2 consecutive days

Met him or forced a meeting

TheSquareMile · 25/11/2023 16:17

Which discipline is your PhD in, OP?

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