Whippedboy
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Thanks for the input! As for name-calling. I asked for an opinion on a specific situation. Anything else, rude or otherwise, will also get my opinion back. There is also a second part to this I did not have time to write earlier. I always had the feeling that she never really came clean about what happened especailly after I told a friend about it who also knows her. As I was talking to my friend, my neighbor was coming up the steps and I stuck my head out. I said hello and asked her for a favor. She said sure, what's up? I told her that I had told a friend of mine about what had happened. Before I could finish the restof my sentence she cut me off and said, "Oh, and he wants to come over too?" And chuckled. I then told her it was a female and that she does not believe I did what I had done. She took the phone out of my hand and for the next 7-8 minutes went thru the entire story and told HER details she had not told me. She was laughing, joking and kept looking at her feet. She was saying stuff like, yeah, I guess he thought my feet were being neglected. Stuff like like. The whole time I'm standing 2 feet from her while she is basically making fun of me to my female friend. When she was done she handed me the phone and said--you two have fun with that. I thanked her and she left. Now, one of the things she did not mention to me but said to my friend was when she said that my aparment was messed up. I had gotten a new couch and a big screen TV but still had my other furniture so it was packed. BUT...she mentioned the "BIG TV." The TV was in my bedroom. When she talked to me, she had said she left me at my doorway. She would have had to come in and walk down a hallway. Not at all close to the front door. I understand that does not change a lot but simply shows she was not totally honest about what happened. I think the restraining order talk is a bit humorous. She was neither traumaized nor "creeped-out" by the incident. And by the jokes she has made, I would doubt she would mind if it happened again. But thanks again for the opinions on her. I doubt I will follow up with her and keep all this as a one-time occurrence. quote:
ORIGINAL: AthenaSurrenders A big fat hell no. I can't tell you how incredibly creeped out and uncomfortable I would be if my neighbour approached me with this offer. To basically admit that you have been masturbating over her is weird if you're not in a relationship. Even weirder that you're now asking her to act out your kinky fantasies. What with this and the fact that you came into her apartment naked whilst drunk (albeit a while ago) you'd be putting her in a seriously uncomfortable situation. If it were me, I'd be waiting for one more incident to go for a restraining order. To make it even worse you're fetishizing this woman because she's unattractive and unpleasant. How would that make her feel? Here's another thing - if she thought 'hey that neighbour would be a great houseboy for me' she had the opportunity to bring that up. She didn't. It wouldn't help her. If she needed help with things she can always ask you as a neighbour. You have already built up an elaborate fantasy that would not be satisfied if she said 'sure, would you just come over and run the vac around once a week?'. You want to be humiliated, blackmailed and taken advantage of. That's a lot of work for her. Especially when there is no suggestion at all that she is into this, and even if she was, she hasn't chosen you. She might also think that you are unpleasant and unattractive and so why would she want to get you off? So those are the reasons from her point of view. From your point of view - what if she really did put you in an awful situation? What if she got you kicked out of the apartments because she reports you as a stalker. And here's the thing - if she's inconsiderate in general, she's not likely to be lovely in this situation. It sound hot, huh? The mean bitch who cracks the whip? Think about it in reality. This would suck ass. Not to mention the drama affecting all the other neighbours in the building. THINK WITH THE BIG HEAD Also, cut out the name calling. You ask for opinions, you get them.
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