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Ah, Ok, That Explains It Then.

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See, and I thought the fake Myspace profile I made for our children would have totally convinced you.

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  1. franschine says:

    creepy AND crazy!

    • percocet princess says:

      This sounds like a guy that used to stalk me, omg. He was convinced that I was his girlfriend because I talked to him ONCE (and it certainly wasn’t a suggestive conversation). When I told him to STOP telling people we were dating, because it was embarrassing and not true, he told me he was going to knife me unless I loved him, because we were “meant to be”.

      Sickening.

  2. ZeldaLord says:

    arent these people suppose to be inside institues?

  3. annie says:

    gotta love people who blame others for their bad behaviour/craziness.. OY! You are responsible for your own actions..

  4. epi says:

    ROFLMAO

  5. santaclause says:

    LOL i cant imagine what made him think she was his gf

    • Ashley says:

      Sex?

    • Pounciful says:

      Stalker with delusions?

    • Humm. says:

      Sometimes it isn’t that easy to say if someone is your girlfriend/boyfriend. A month back I had a situation like that, there was this girl that had told me she had a crush on me a couple of times and we had talked a bit about what we were but didn’t have agreed we were in a relationship. We had just decided to see what happens and how it’ll go. We did talk daily and sent a lot of text messages and talked on the phone a lot, so that way she was my girlfriend. I wouldn’t say this just based on the fact that we talked a lot, but because as I said earlier she had told me earlier that she was interested in a relationship with me. I’m not really sure if I can say that she was my girlfriend or not, as it ended before we decided that she’d call me her boyfriend and I’d call her my girlfriend.

      Anyway, as I said before, it’s not always that easy to tell, so he might’ve thought that she was his girlfriend and she thought otherwise.

      • lallie says:

        Goodness… you have a busy mind. You could have summed that up easier no? LOL. Everything happens for a reason. Personally I love to decipher others’ relationships…

        • Humm. says:

          Possibly, but I guess I just for some weird reason kept on explaining it to people who don’t even care. Anyway, depends on how you think the world is. If there’d be a god or a creator of sorts, everything can happen for a reason, but if you think it’s all a coincidence, nothing can happen for a reason.

          • Humm. says:

            Or, well, my bad. Depends on what you mean by reason.

            • SallyStruthers85 says:

              For future endeavours, communication is key in any relationship. If you cannot get a clear response to if she is or is not your girlfriend, I would suspect the relationship wouldn’t last very long.

              • Z says:

                Yah. News flash. If she isn’t willing to say she’s you’re girlfriend, she’s not your girlfriend. Or she’s some semantic-crazy polyamorous person who is willing to engage in what is effectively an exclusive relationship but is horribly offended to have some label applied to it, lest it offend their lifestyle choice.

                I mean, I will admit, I have had relationships start from the friend-zone and move from there. You go from friends who talk a lot, to going out to dinners, to kissing a lot, to agreeing to be exclusive (going steady), to agreeing to be boyfriend/girlfriend. Only when you have hit the last stage do you become boyfriend and girlfriend. Both parties have to agree, and usually you also agree to refer to each other as such (unless there is some very good reason to pretend you’re not going out).

                Anything before that, not boyfriend/girlfriend. You can be dating exclusively and still not have that label. Ironically though, once you do have the label, you’ll eventually back-date the relationship and say that the time you started going out was the time you had your first date usually (or sometimes, your first date after declaring that you’re exclusive). So when you started being boyfriend/girlfriend actually varies based upon the state of the relationship. Fair enough, this is complex.

    • NuDimon says:

      I’m guessing he don’t get how things work…

    • Vince says:

      If she eats your ass, she’s your gf.

  6. Freas says:

    Hah… this is exactly what all my girlfriends and exes tell me!

  7. nomnoms says:

    lol seriously?

  8. dave says:

    Why is she his “friend” on facebook if he is stalking her?

  9. jadedalways645 says:

    If he is so creepy, than why the hell did she friend him?

    • Daniel says:

      My guess is that at first she thought of him as “okay” then it turned bizarre for her. I’d imagine perhaps she de-friend him afterward.

    • friendlyneighborhoodbum says:

      maybe by adding him, he took it to mean theyre in a committed relationship. people take facebook way too seriously

  10. srsly says:

    Someone is crazy and it’s you.

  11. Lim says:

    Either Green was the ‘stalkee’ or Green is mistaken that Black was talking about her. Trust me, this happens a lot. To me.

    • mon says:

      So green also said that black is creepy? Because if she thought black was talking about her, she must’ve said that.

      Maybe black is stalking more than one girl.

      • that person says:

        Unfortunately guys seem to get confused on this alot, and I have had to end many friendships because they thought it was ALOT more then friendship. (how saying “I’m not interested in _ucking you, ever” gets misconstrued as “she wants me” I’ll never understand)

  12. Justice says:

    One of my best friends’ sisters is like this actually. Not sure if this is the case here, but she’ll go gaga over someone, hang out with them every days for a week or two, call and text all the time, then after the first fight will say, “I never liked him! He wasn’t my boyfriend!” Maybe green and black are both crazy.

  13. not your mother says:

    maybe he was joking and she played along who knows

  14. somebodyman says:

    This is why there should be a stalker offender registries just like sex offender registries.

  15. Kirbis says:

    I had a friend who said he wanted to date, and it was cool. But then he told me he loved me.. And wanted me to move in with him.. And freaked out when I talked to other guys. But the kicker was that I knew him for a WEEK and we were never dating. So my current boyfriend made him back off. :)
    Seriously though, who doesn’t love stalkers?

  16. Jasmine says:

    Maybe the guy is a peeping tom or stalker to have this effect with the ladies i assume it’s a girl i think all of this crap is fake btw.

  17. The Queen says:

    Hello, everyone! I’m here to spread the wonderful word of equality! Did you know that all humans are equal? It’s true! No one person is greater or lesser than another! Isn’t that great?! God made us that way, and God expects us to treat each other that way, so make sure you’re kind to everyone you see!
    Do you believe in equality? Good! Let’s make this world a better place and spread the word together that all human beings are equal!

  18. Hausisse says:

    lol oh my god. I’m friends with this guy on facebook. I actually feel quite sorry for him, I’m pretty sure he’s got some form of autism… :|


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