Y_Lifter said:Are you A, B or C ?
AAP said:Here is more details...
Person A = my ex (duh!)
Person B = a guy I made an effort to spend time with and include him in several things with my social circle because he was down on his luck with his health, lost his job, had to move in with his sister, etc.. I later kicked this so-called "friend" out of my social circle for lack of respect.
Person C = Yours Truly.
The situation revolves around my ex telling Peson B that I was arrested in Atlanta on a drug charge. This is completely untrue. I was arrested... not a on drug charge, but because my ex set me up while we were dating. I left my wallet at home (by accident) when we went out to dinner and he had to pay... it pissed him off so much, he tried to get revenge by phoning in a DUI call to the police on my car when I left to go home. They pulled me over, I passed all the DUI tests and even submitted a blood test when they took me downtown. Because I had absolutely nothing to drink that night. (They still had to take me in as I did not have my wallet and had no insurance or driver's license.) But they let me go 4 hours later and all charges were dropped when I showed up for my court date and produced my DL and insurance.
Person B just questioned me about this last night in a casual way. I know there is no other person that could have told him this. And someone else said Person B has mentioned it to them. I know the conversation had to take place by email from what was told to me.
In my line of work, even suspicions of drug use, past or present is grounds for demotion and/or dismissal.
From Zero said:
Man, this ex of yours is a goddamned psycho.
gonelifting said:Wow, It sounds like it could get serious. When something messes with your career potential, then it is something you should worry about.
Y_Lifter said:AAP, are you trying to take over BikiniMoms Ex drama role here on EF ?
SV2 said:"A" probably doesnt have the liquidity you'd need for a lawyer to take the case...
you can sue A for a million dollars and win, doesnt mean your gona get it, because you cannot take what "A" doesn't have... The courts wont make "A" sell his house which if he has one is likely his greatest asset.
AAP said:The more I think of it, the more I am leaning more towards an anonymous ass whipping handed out to him.
AAP said:I think it is time to get a bar of soap in a sock and whip the shit out of him.
bignate73 said:
watch those kidney shots!
seriously...i wouldnt even waste my time. i can understand that a lesson must be learned, but it sounds like life was about to hand out a serious lesson to him before you came along and gave him a taste of comfortable life, and thats how he repaid you?
screw that. let reality take its course on him. he can live with his bitchy sister, have his kidney taken out and be jobless for a while before he realizes that maybe backstabbing isnt the way to go with people.
just my opinion.
AAP said:Maybe I should get a butter knife and scratch BAHSTAD!! into his car Victorian Guy style.
manny78 said:
SOunds like a better plan and also a lot more cheaper than hiring an attorney.
Monkey Pox said:Sounds like gay drama. Throw a drink in his face and push him in a swimming pool like they used to do on Dynasty and Melrose Place.
C3bodybuilding said:I've helped this one guy get back on his feet, was a good friend to him. His mom was very mentally abusive to him, made him feel like trash. I told him he could make something of himself, go to school. I encouraged him to give it a try. He did, and now has a good job. I helped him work on his social skills, and not be so afraid of people, and life. One day I introduce him to a female friend of mine, who I had no interest in. He falls in love, but she had a thing for me. He saw me as a threat, and every time I wasn't around he would try to hang out with her, just to tell her a bunch of lies about me. That girl believed him, and spread those lies all around town. People who would meet me at social gatherings would then figure out who I was, and say "I can't believe they said you were this or that. You are such a nice person!"
You know what I did? I never talked to him or her again. I didn't tell them why, I didn't even give an explaination. She stopped being his friend after that. Last I heard, he is VERY lonely, with NO friends, and back to his old life of sadness. He gets together for a boat outing with some senior citizens once a month in the summer, thats the best he's got going for a social life. He hasn't had a girlfriend in years as well. Still living with his abusive mother.
I think the best thing you could possibly do, is to let the cold hard reality of life hit this guy right in the face. Let him see where he really will be without your kindness. Let him see how life is like without caring friends. Don't feel bad for him, don't even pity him. He has no respect for you as a person or friend. Him sending that check to your table was a huge slap in the face. Stay away, and let him deal with the fate he made for himself. His petty gossip and rumors will die shortly after that.
PHATchik said:An ass-whooping would definitely be a better idea, because there's really not a legal foot for you to stand on.
AAP said:So, I try to be nice. He has no friends (no wonder) and I invite him to do things with my social circle. Lunch, movies, parties, etc... Even my friends took him out when I was not around so he would not have to sit at home by himself. I have paid for his dinner, movie tickets and lunches when we have done things because I know he is unemployed and the unemployment check he gets isn't enough.
Then I took him to dinner one night and he verbally ran all my friends into the ground. These are the people that picked up his dinner tab, took him into their homes, planned activities around him. He didn't have one good thing to say about them. I just said "gee.. I am sorry that my friends who have tried to help you are such rotten people." Then he had the nerve to tell another guy at the bar - in front of me - that he didn't care for my partner and that my partner was rude and had an awful know-it-all attitude. Which is not the case, as he is a very introverted individual. I decided then to never socialize with him again.
bignate73 said:
yeah, then he'd have a real good legal foot to stand on...not to mention, it just lets the guy know...."hmmm....maybe i have information that i could use to get back at "aap"."
bignate73 said:
yeah, then he'd have a real good legal foot to stand on...not to mention, it just lets the guy know...."hmmm....maybe i have information that i could use to get back at "aap"."
aap, leave the guy alone. be the adult, let him wither.
AAP said:ok... just a scenario... suppose Person A and Person B are exchanging emails... They are talking about Person C. Person A says something completely untrue and character damaging about Person C to Person B.... knowing full well that Person B is the town gossip and will verbally repeat this to everyone he can.
Now... suppose Person C gets a hold of this email exchange... as in... he has a forward copy or a print out of it.... what can he do?
Even though, he never really heard the conversation. And he has no fear that anyone that hears Person B run his mouth will believe him.
What is the scenario?
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