LKL wrote:
I would go to your work supervisor if he's a co-worker, to the manager if you only see each other in some other establishment, to the apartment manager if you see him near where you live, and to the police if it's none of the above (and maybe even if it is, too). File a formal complaint. Start a paper trail.
I would bet money that this guy will escelate, and you need to have it on record now that you are not encouraging him.
If you ever find yourself, somehow, alone with him in any context (but especially if he is drunk), don't talk to him. Don't believe him when he says 'he just wants to talk.'
Run.
Get the hell out of there and into some safe place with other people around.
Seriously.
I totally agree. By not screaming and punching, probably in his mind you're leading him on (that's how these people usually justify their behaviour to themselves and others - your therapist may have meant this); simply saying no is, for him, playing hard to get. Merely saying 'no' is not going to stop him (it should, but it won't), you need to take action. He's probably harassing you
because he feels you are vulnerable. Seriously, this guy sounds dangerous.
kaytie wrote:
i don't know if anyone feels as i do,
i like the idea of romantic even
sexual things but then if a guy
i know tries something, i tend to
freeze up, i totally hate this side of
myself because i don't want to end
up all alone.
but i can't help this feeling of disgust
and hate towards all kinds of men.
i don't know what to do.
Sorry to hear that, I guess you must have had pretty bad experiences with men. Maybe getting some guy friends might help you feel more comfortable in the presence of men? Say a guy taken for the long haul or something, before looking for guys for romance?
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