I couldn't find any further detail about it but it did make The Daily Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4750446/Man-breaks-woman-s-house-bid-woo-her.html
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- Thread starter Cosmos
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4750446/Man-breaks-woman-s-house-bid-woo-her.html
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"Grey" seems oblivious to the possibility that harassment may have contributed to her suicide.
zrowsdower
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Thanks, but I meant the guy who decided to compare a woman's suicide to him getting rejected by her, and that he totally could've been her savior and that she wouldn't have killed herself if she just gave him a chance. The photo said that this wasn't gonna blow over and I really hope it hasn't.
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I think I encountered a little nice guy of my own. So some random kebab from a totally different country had repeatedly commented on photos I took of a female friend with "Very nice". And then he got creepier. All that was missing was the breakdown stage. Maybe I ought to ask my friend if they had taken it to PM.
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Why does "perseverance" always translate to "doing creepy things" and not "being an actual friend and emotional support" to these people?
Oh yeah, the "friend zone" and expectation of sex.
Seriously. And check out the part where he demands to know whether the employee's boyfriend is going to be banned too. Just...why? Why would he even think that?
The nearest I can get to making sense of it is that his logic was probably "Well, I'm being banned for having feelings for the cute cashier so he should too." Which completely misses the point AKA that the other guy's her boyfriend whereas he's a weird guy who's been showing up at her place with flowers even after she told him "Ain't gonna happen, Romeo."
The nearest I can get to making sense of it is that his logic was probably "Well, I'm being banned for having feelings for the cute cashier so he should too." Which completely misses the point AKA that the other guy's her boyfriend whereas he's a weird guy who's been showing up at her place with flowers even after she told him "Ain't gonna happen, Romeo."
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"Btw I'm black" card.
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Not sure if this has been posted in here yet, but this guy is pretty exceptional
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Makes me wonder why the boyfriend was such a beta he didn't tell this dude to back off.
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It's a D&D group bro
He also has the audacity to moan about how 'unprofessional' it is for the girl to hang out with her boyfriend at work. Yet there HE was, trying to woo her into leaving the other guy for him. How much do you want to bet that if he'd succeeded, he'd have spent as much time as humanly possible at her workplace?
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Those guys are often the ones, who want their girlfriends/wives to stay at home.
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Maybe parents should tell these boys that if the girl is interested, she'll just respond positively to the first try instead of wasting time on bullshit.
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Who know what this Nice Guy (tm) told his dad, though.
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he previously made a thread on r/relationships
I [17M] am in love with the GM of my weekly D&D group [32F]. How do I tell her?"
the original legal advice post:
https://np.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/6yvzii/ca_girl_lies_to_owner_of_local_hobby_store_and/
the best of legal advice post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/bestoflega...ve_no_idea_why_my_actions_could_be_construed/
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He sure has a lot of words for "I asked out a girl and she said no".
Action Man
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