GypsyCowgirl1
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Joined: 6/19/2011 Status: offline
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I agree with everyone's advice above, but I want to add something. Sometimes, no matter how nicely or firmly or reasonably you reject someone, they may go crazy on you anyway and it makes you feel bad for a while till you realize they are crazy and it wasn't your fault. Just last week, I said "thanks but no thanks" to one local Dom who was apparently married and cheating, which I don't get involved in. We had met face to face only one time, and all we did was sit at a picnic table and talked for a couple hours. We hadn't been messaging for more than a few days either. We barely knew one another at all. A couple days after meeting, I told him as nicely as possible that I was unable to be sexual with him due to the marital situation thing. He went berzerk! Spent days accusing me of tricking him, leading him on, teasing him deliberately, playing head games, and even called me a "fake" as if he hadn't noticed I was real by meeting me in person. He accused me of taking advantage of him, even though he did not spend even a single dollar for coffee on me. He kept talking about my ruining our perfect future together, that I would be sorry, that I would come begging to take him back. He went on and on and on in this manner till I just gave up and blocked him three days later. In other words he was crazy, and there was no way for me to have rejected him, even in the nicest possible way, without him losing it. Some people just react that way, and the important thing is to not blame yourself or be overly worried about what they accuse you of, because it's totally irrational.
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