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Anonymous wrote:Is there anything that I can do besides contacting the police? 2 nights ago she called me restricted 23 times. My elderly neighbor has seen someone of her description and car on our street.

Who is “our”? If he’s your ex I assume you aren’t living with him.

Your story is not credible.

I read “our” as neighbor and OP. How did that fly over your head?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know if I believe your story, as people who sleep with married people have no credibility.

Talk to her. You've done her a significant wrong.

Sometimes married people lie about being married.

Maybe. But with the ability to Google, look at social media and even do a $9.99 WhitePages.com background report on someone, you have to actively not want to know that information. Or just not give a shyt.

This may work for old people like you on Facebook all day, but doesn't work as well for any non geriatric in the age of Snap, Finstas, etc.

GOOGLE! you don’t even need social media.

Hey, I'm dating a man named John Smith (or Mohammed Amed). Let's see what GOOGLE(!) has to say about this fella.

Why does your husband stay with you? With all of your cheating?

Alex is coming...rabbit in hand. Good luck with the bed you made.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there anything that I can do besides contacting the police? 2 nights ago she called me restricted 23 times. My elderly neighbor has seen someone of her description and car on our street.

Who is “our”? If he’s your ex I assume you aren’t living with him.

Your story is not credible.

When people who cry “Troll!” make themselves look stupid...

So who is “our”?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there anything that I can do besides contacting the police? 2 nights ago she called me restricted 23 times. My elderly neighbor has seen someone of her description and car on our street.

Who is “our”? If he’s your ex I assume you aren’t living with him.

Your story is not credible.

“Our” would be her husband/family. If you f@ck enough married men eventually one of their wives will find out. Pick up the phone and give her the info she needs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there anything that I can do besides contacting the police? 2 nights ago she called me restricted 23 times. My elderly neighbor has seen someone of her description and car on our street.

Who is “our”? If he’s your ex I assume you aren’t living with him.

Your story is not credible.

When people who cry “Troll!” make themselves look stupid...

So pick up the phone and see who it is and what they want before you go making false accusations. Do you have children? Maybe it’s a teen

Anonymous wrote:Is there anything that I can do besides contacting the police? 2 nights ago she called me restricted 23 times. My elderly neighbor has seen someone of her description and car on our street.

Who is “our”? If he’s your ex I assume you aren’t living with him.

Your story is not credible.

Do you went around asking your neighbors if they saw some woman in a certain make of car?

Is this the excuse you are using for your cheating? You are being stalked? LMAO

How do you know the restricted call was her?

I’ve been getting all kinds of crank calls.

I finally picked up one that had been calling non-stop and it was a drunk guy with foreign accent. Had the wrong #

What proof do you have? You sound crazy?

I would talk to my local police station.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know if I believe your story, as people who sleep with married people have no credibility.

Talk to her. You've done her a significant wrong.

Sometimes married people lie about being married.

Maybe. But with the ability to Google, look at social media and even do a $9.99 WhitePages.com background report on someone, you have to actively not want to know that information. Or just not give a shyt.

This may work for old people like you on Facebook all day, but doesn't work as well for any non geriatric in the age of Snap, Finstas, etc.

What you don’t realize, you mental infant, is that life is really short and goes by really quickly. You’ll be 50 before you know it, and hopefully by then you’ll have the maturity to look back and realize what an ass you were when you were young.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know if I believe your story, as people who sleep with married people have no credibility.

Talk to her. You've done her a significant wrong.

Sometimes married people lie about being married.

Maybe. But with the ability to Google, look at social media and even do a $9.99 WhitePages.com background report on someone, you have to actively not want to know that information. Or just not give a shyt.

This may work for old people like you on Facebook all day, but doesn't work as well for any non geriatric in the age of Snap, Finstas, etc.

GOOGLE! you don’t even need social media.