Last night I was hanging out at barnes & noble for a couple hours. There was a girl that came into the store about a half hour before I left along with two of her friends, a girl and a gay guy. I heard her say "why is that guy following me" and then I happened to her her talking on the phone about it. I wasn't following her around. Any other aspies ever been in similar situations where other people think your following them? This has been bothing me since it happened.
Joined: 1 Nov 2005 Age: 66 Gender: Male Posts: 1,750
13 Jan 2008, 10:37 am
She is deliberately being a b***h and she is not worth your attention. It would be in your best interests to document what she says and does, possibly with pictures if you have a camera phone. At some time you might want to profile her for a wall of shame or take the evidence to the police. You should ask her in a reasonable voice to stay away from you because you want no involvement with her.
Joined: 5 Oct 2007 Age: 59 Gender: Male Posts: 4,009 Location: Sydney, Australia
13 Jan 2008, 4:23 pm
She's probably only mucking around or trying to impress her friends.
I did something awful once in McDonalds.
There was a girl serving and she was dressed a bit awfully. I said, (too loudly) to my friends...
"You know what is funny about McDonalds... I know that their mascot is a clown but why do they have to make their staff dress like clowns?"
She slammed the fries down pretty hard on the tray and they went everywhere. I have no idea what she did to my burger (never insult someone making your food).
I truly regret the incident - it was about 15 years ago and I still feel bad because NOW, as an adult, I can understand how she felt. At the time I was just being a smart-ass.