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3 True College Horror Stories That Will Make You Fear Campus Life · True Horror Stories

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Speaker 1: If this happened. When I was in college, I lived
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Speaker 1: in Ala Vista, a student community at ucs B notorious
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Speaker 1: for being a party school, and it fully lived up
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Speaker 1: to its reputation. I like partying, but holy shit, these
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Speaker 1: people were off the wall. As such, there were a
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Speaker 1: lot of students who put themselves in dangerous situations, drinking
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Speaker 1: way too much, not being careful, and forgetting to lock doors,
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Speaker 1: et cetera. It had a very isolated vibe, and anyone
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Speaker 1: who was hanging around who wasn't college aged immediately looked
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Speaker 1: out of place. One night, after having a few drinks,
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Speaker 1: I came home to my small house where I lived
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Speaker 1: with my two roommates. It was probably around two thirty
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Speaker 1: a m. We were all serious students, and when we partied,
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Speaker 1: it wasn't your typical ucs B megaager, more like a
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Speaker 1: small get together with friends. It would often have a
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Speaker 1: few people spend the night sleep on our furniture and
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Speaker 1: our beds, as the case may be. That night, my
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Speaker 1: roommates had somebody over whom I didn't know, and I
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Speaker 1: saw that this person was sleeping on the couch. I
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Speaker 1: didn't turn on any lights because I didn't want to
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Speaker 1: wake him. Up, but as I was passing by the
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Speaker 1: couch to enter my bedroom, I noticed the figure was
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Speaker 1: lying very stiff. He gave off a strange vibe. It
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Speaker 1: was like he was putting all of his energy into
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Speaker 1: being as still as possible. I paused, and the guy
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Speaker 1: quickly jerked his head to face me without moving his limbs.
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Speaker 1: It was so fast that it startled me. I could
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Speaker 1: see his wide open eyes glinting in the dark, figuring
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Speaker 1: that I might have startled him, or perhaps he was
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Speaker 1: drunk or maybe on some kind of stimulant and was
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Speaker 1: unable to sleep. I just hurried past into my bedroom
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Speaker 1: and locked the door. That guy made me nervous, and
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Speaker 1: I wasn't taking any chances. Eventually, I fell asleep. At
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Speaker 1: four thirty a m. I woke up. There was a
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Speaker 1: strange sound at the door, almost like somebody was drumming
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Speaker 1: their fingers against the wood. I lay still and listened.
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Speaker 1: There came more sounds, like somebody scratching the door with
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Speaker 1: their fingers, which got louder and louder. It was clear
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Speaker 1: that he was using both hands and scratching as fast
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Speaker 1: and hard as possible. It created an extremely loud and
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Speaker 1: intimidating sound that filled me with fear. I grabbed my
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Speaker 1: phone and texted my roommate, Hey, your friend is freaking
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Speaker 1: me out. Is he doped up or something? Can you
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Speaker 1: please go out and talk to him. He's banging and
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Speaker 1: scratching at my door. She didn't respond, probably because she
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Speaker 1: was sleeping. I texted my other roommate, but the end
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Speaker 1: result was the same. Keep in mind that the scratching
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Speaker 1: had been going on at this point for a couple
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Speaker 1: of minutes. I have no idea how he could have
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Speaker 1: sustained it. Scratching a wooden door with your finger nails
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Speaker 1: can't feel that good. He also grabbed at the door
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Speaker 1: knob and tried turning it. Because neither of them answered,
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Speaker 1: I decided to call and wake them up. I know
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Speaker 1: it sounds dumb, but there was something seriously horrifying about
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Speaker 1: being teased like this through the door. I knew that
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Speaker 1: he was trying to scare me, and I felt like
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Speaker 1: a little kid. But I could tell this guy was
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Speaker 1: for something, and perhaps the police needed to be called.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to loop in my roommates, though, since it
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Speaker 1: was one of their friends. The scratching stopped abruptly, and
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Speaker 1: I called my roommate, who answered in a tired voice, hullo, Hey,
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Speaker 1: your friend is messed up. Can you please deal with it?
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Speaker 1: He's scaring the crap out of me and he's scratching
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Speaker 1: at my bedroom door. She didn't say anything for several seconds,
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Speaker 1: and when she spoke, she didn't sound tired at all. Uh,
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Speaker 1: what friend guy who was sleeping on the couch. We
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Speaker 1: didn't have any guys over tonight. Call the police now.
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Speaker 1: My adrenaline went through the roof before hanging up. I
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Speaker 1: told her to lock her bedroom door as quickly as possible.
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Speaker 1: I realized that I hadn't heard the scratching in a while,
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Speaker 1: and I had no clue where the guy was. Suddenly
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Speaker 1: I heard a loud banging at the other end of
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Speaker 1: the house, where my roommates Lorn and Monica shared a bedroom.
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Speaker 1: The bangs were followed by the sound of screaming. I
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Speaker 1: quickly dialed nine one one as this maniac proceeded to
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Speaker 1: bang against my roommate's bedroom door. Thankfully, they had locked
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Speaker 1: it in time. The heaviness of the blows left no
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Speaker 1: doubt that he was trying to break the door down.
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Speaker 1: I told the operator the situation, and they dispatched two
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Speaker 1: squad cars. The police and Ila Vesta are generally used
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Speaker 1: to peeling drunks off the sidewalk and breaking up brawling
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Speaker 1: frat brows, but this was serious, and I think the
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Speaker 1: despatcher knew how terrified I was from my tone. She
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Speaker 1: stayed on the line with me. At one point, the
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Speaker 1: banging stopped and everything was silent for a while, when
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Speaker 1: suddenly I looked down and saw that the intruder had
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Speaker 1: slipped his fingers through the one inch gap between the
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Speaker 1: bottom of my door and the floor, and he was
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Speaker 1: just kind of wiggling them around and making this weird
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Speaker 1: growling sound. I screamed and backed away, which I instantly
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Speaker 1: regretted in hindsight. It would have been so awesome if
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Speaker 1: I just stomped out of his fingers and heard him
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Speaker 1: howling in pain. When the cop showed up, I heard
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Speaker 1: him running and the sound of our sliding glass door
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Speaker 1: opening and closing. He was gone, and the cops never
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Speaker 1: caught him. My bedroom door was covered in these huge
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Speaker 1: gouges that he had made by using a pair of scissors,
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Speaker 1: which he discarded on the ground before he left. What
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Speaker 1: terrifies me the most about this was that I walked
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Speaker 1: right past him. I looked him right in the face.
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Speaker 1: I realized now that he was not trying to sleep.
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Speaker 1: He probably heard me open the door and freaked out
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Speaker 1: because he hadn't realized that somebody else was living there.
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Speaker 1: He was lying so stiff because he was trying to
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Speaker 1: blend into the couch. In the fall of twenty ten,
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Speaker 1: I decided to go back to college. I was a
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Speaker 1: single mom of three boys, but they were all in
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Speaker 1: school by now, and me going back was finally possible.
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Speaker 1: The school I went to is a regional campus to
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Speaker 1: a very large university and located in a neighborhood that
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Speaker 1: is known for crime, meth heroine, prostitution, etc. But it
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Speaker 1: was only a twenty minute drive from my house and
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Speaker 1: I didn't feel unsafe about going there. My first day
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Speaker 1: there was intimidating. I didn't know anyone, and I was
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Speaker 1: a lot older than most of the other students. I
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Speaker 1: was twenty eight at the time. I sat down at
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Speaker 1: a table in the back of the room, and a
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Speaker 1: few minutes later, a woman who was around my age
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Speaker 1: sat down next to me. She was very skinny, smelled
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Speaker 1: like cigarettes, She had greasy hair and sunken eyes, but
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Speaker 1: when she started to talk to me, she seemed normal enough.
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Speaker 1: She started off the conversation by telling me that she
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Speaker 1: sat close to me because I was wearing the prettiest
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Speaker 1: blouse in the room. Strange, but as an awkward person,
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Speaker 1: I give a lot a lyway for people who say
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Speaker 1: or do awkward things before I think too much of it.
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Speaker 1: She didn't have a backpack, any books, a pen or notebook, nothing.
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Speaker 1: She said that her financial aid hadn't come through yet,
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Speaker 1: but she didn't want to fall too far behind in
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Speaker 1: class and asked if I would share my book. I
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Speaker 1: agreed and gave her a pen and paper as well.
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Speaker 1: After the first class, she asked if I wouldn't mind
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Speaker 1: going with her to the library so she could scan
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Speaker 1: a few pages from my book to take home. I agreed,
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Speaker 1: and we began to head to the library. She stops
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Speaker 1: and looks at her phone and says her son just
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Speaker 1: texted her and needs her to come home to do something.
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Speaker 1: She then asks if I could come with her. I
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Speaker 1: tell her that I have another class and I couldn't
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Speaker 1: go with her. I asked if she still wanted to
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Speaker 1: go to the library first, and she said no, and
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Speaker 1: that she had to get back to her son, but
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Speaker 1: really couldn't go alone. For some reason. I was confused,
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Speaker 1: but I kept telling her that I couldn't go with her,
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Speaker 1: and then she starts crying. At this point, we were
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Speaker 1: in a common area outside, with the parking lot on
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Speaker 1: one side and the library on the other. I didn't
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Speaker 1: like being outside away from people with this woman anymore.
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Speaker 1: She got really upset and start screaming at me, basically
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Speaker 1: cursing me out. I don't remember how the interaction went
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Speaker 1: exactly because I was in complete shock by how quickly
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Speaker 1: she transitioned from being friendly to crying and now screaming
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Speaker 1: in my face. I turned around and began heading toward
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Speaker 1: the library. I pulled out my phone and called my
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Speaker 1: friend so that I would have someone else aware of
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Speaker 1: this lady if she tried to do anything more than
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Speaker 1: just scream at me. I get to the library doors
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Speaker 1: and watch her. She was now standing at the edge
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Speaker 1: of the parking lot. A car then pulls up next
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Speaker 1: to her. The man who was driving was obviously upset
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Speaker 1: with a woman. They were arguing, but I couldn't hear
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Speaker 1: them from where I was. Eventually, she gets into the
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Speaker 1: car and leaves with him. The next day, I was
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Speaker 1: dreading class because I didn't know what this woman's attitude
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Speaker 1: would be the next day, but she wasn't there. In fact,
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Speaker 1: she never came back to class. Looking back, I'm very
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Speaker 1: certain that she wasn't even a student there, and for
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Speaker 1: whatever reason, she was trying to lure me away. I
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Speaker 1: wish I knew what her intentions were, but at the
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Speaker 1: same time, I'm glad that I never had to find out.
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Speaker 1: This happened when I was attending university when I was
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Speaker 1: eighteen years old, I made an effort to make a
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Speaker 1: lot of friends after I moved on to campus, and
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Speaker 1: I ended up with a few groups to hang out with.
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Speaker 1: I even had a girlfriend. Students would usually have lunch
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Speaker 1: in the cafeteria in pairs three at the most, and
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Speaker 1: I wasn't very picky about who I had lunch with because,
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Speaker 1: like most people in class, we were all trying to
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Speaker 1: make an effort to be social. A girl named Lily
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Speaker 1: asked me if I wanted to eat lunch together after class.
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Speaker 1: I didn't have any reservations about it. We made small
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Speaker 1: talk about school and what not. After that day, she
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Speaker 1: kept asking me to get lunch with her. It became
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Speaker 1: a pattern, and there wasn't exactly a way to start
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Speaker 1: saying no. At the time, I didn't mind, but this
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Speaker 1: did mean I lost the chance to eat lunch with
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Speaker 1: my other friends. In hindsight, I suppose that was the point.
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Speaker 1: One day, after class, somebody asked me if I could
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Speaker 1: add them on social media. It was kind of a
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Speaker 1: new thing back in those days. This happened right in
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Speaker 1: front of Lily. I saw her face jerk toward me
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Speaker 1: from a few seats over. It was such a sharp
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Speaker 1: reaction that it was hard for me to ignore. By
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Speaker 1: the time I got home later that day, Lily had
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Speaker 1: sent me a friend request. We had no friends in common,
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Speaker 1: and I don't know how she knew my last name.
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Speaker 1: I was a bit surprised, but I guess she had
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Speaker 1: just dug through the university's social media pages and found
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Speaker 1: me there. It gave me a strange feeling, but what's
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Speaker 1: the worst that could happen? She ended up messaging me
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Speaker 1: non stop and commenting on everything that I posted. I
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Speaker 1: told myself that she was just socially awkward, but whatever,
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Speaker 1: I've known worse people, or so I thought, she still
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Speaker 1: always got me to eat lunch with her. Other than
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Speaker 1: that we rarely spent time together in person. I saw
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Speaker 1: her round sometimes, but I never went out of my
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Speaker 1: way to go hang out with her, so it was
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Speaker 1: mostly online messaging and seeing each other at lunch. Coincidentally,
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Speaker 1: my girlfriend was also named Lily. This was something that
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Speaker 1: clearly bothered the other Lily. She occasionally hinted that she
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Speaker 1: wanted my girlfriend to pick a different name, or joked
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Speaker 1: about her name not suiting her. She obviously didn't like
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Speaker 1: my girlfriend at all, and I had an idea of why.
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Speaker 1: It was hard to ignore. By this point, Lily was
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Speaker 1: starting to subtly hint that she had a crush on me.
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Speaker 1: I tried not to address it, because what was I
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Speaker 1: going to say. I've never known what to do when
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Speaker 1: her friend makes a pass at me. I was also
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Speaker 1: not interested in dating her at all, even ignoring the
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Speaker 1: weird stuff she pulled. Lily was just not my type.
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Speaker 1: She tended to dress and act like a nineteen fifties
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Speaker 1: housewife and one of those adults who was still obsessed
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Speaker 1: with Disney princesses. If you can imagine that, things took
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Speaker 1: an uncomfortable twist on the day of our last shared
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Speaker 1: class of the year. Instead of asking me out to
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Speaker 1: lunch like she usually did. Lily asked me if I
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Speaker 1: could go walk with her again. I didn't know how
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Speaker 1: to refuse. Our campus was bordered by a large patch
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Speaker 1: of woodland. Lily led me into the woods. The sounds
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Speaker 1: of our fellow students slowly faded away. She sat down
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Speaker 1: on a log and I reluctantly joined her. She began
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Speaker 1: talking about how she was going to miss me over
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Speaker 1: the summer. I tried my best to placate her, but
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Speaker 1: honestly I didn't want to be there, especially because she
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Speaker 1: seemed to be on the verge of tears. I think
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Speaker 1: I tried to make an excuse about having plans with
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Speaker 1: my girlfriend, but before I could leave, Lily kissed me
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Speaker 1: without warning. It was uncomfortable, to say the least. I
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Speaker 1: got out of there, and I was happy to think
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Speaker 1: that I wouldn't be seeing her for a while. I
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Speaker 1: came back to university after the summer break. I had
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Speaker 1: moved into a house with some of my friends. Without
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Speaker 1: getting too much off topic, there were some serious issues
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Speaker 1: with this group of friends. There was a lot of
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Speaker 1: petty arguing going on, and worse, I also broke up
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Speaker 1: with my girlfriend around the start of the school year,
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Speaker 1: and basically this entire mess made me recontextualize things with
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Speaker 1: Lily because it suddenly didn't seem like a bad idea
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Speaker 1: to socialize with her. With that said, I still did
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Speaker 1: not want to be alone with her. We mostly talked online.
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Speaker 1: It was around this time that I began dating a guy.
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Speaker 1: Lily was not pleased to hear about that news. I
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Speaker 1: think she hoped to sneak in after I broke up
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Speaker 1: with my girlfriend, but as I said before, that was
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Speaker 1: never going to happen. There wasn't a big gap between
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Speaker 1: my break up and this new relationship, so she must
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Speaker 1: have thought that she missed her chance to be with me.
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Speaker 1: This is where the story gets bad. At the time,
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Speaker 1: I was fairly active on tumbler. I would occasionally talk
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Speaker 1: about my wife and mostly reblogged photos and stuff. I
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Speaker 1: was on there one day when something odd happened. One
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Speaker 1: of the blogs I followed messaged me. I saw a
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Speaker 1: screenshot of somebody asking this completely random person to analyze
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Speaker 1: my about section and then asked their opinion on the
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Speaker 1: type of person who would write it. I cannot stress
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Speaker 1: to you how bizarre and completely out of left field
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Speaker 1: it was to see someone trying to study me like
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Speaker 1: a character in a book. The reply was basically, UM,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, sorry, But the important thing was that
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Speaker 1: the question hadn't been anonymous. Obviously, I wanted to know
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Speaker 1: who had taken such a bizarre interest in me. Huh,
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Speaker 1: No prizes for guessing who was behind it. What I
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Speaker 1: discovered was like a shrine. It was a cute sea,
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Speaker 1: pink and red page. There were a few posts about
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Speaker 1: Lily's interests, but most of the content was focused on me.
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Speaker 1: Most of the blogs were about me, chronicling things I
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Speaker 1: had done recently, as well as references to things from
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Speaker 1: as far back as I had known Lily. It was
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Speaker 1: clear that she had been keeping tabs on me, both
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Speaker 1: online and offline, gathering up every scrap of information she
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Speaker 1: could about my wife and filing it away in her collection.
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Speaker 1: She talked about us eating lunch together and how special
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Speaker 1: art dates were, as if it was something more than
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Speaker 1: just acquaintances getting food after class. She talked about the
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Speaker 1: time that she kissed me in the woods, but she
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Speaker 1: made it sound like it was mutual. She quoted lyrics
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Speaker 1: from my favorite songs and talked about how she would
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Speaker 1: always be there for me no matter who else came
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Speaker 1: into my life, lots of references to loving me just
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Speaker 1: the way I am. Things got worse. There were a
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Speaker 1: lot of posts about my boyfriend. These were clearly psychotic.
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Speaker 1: They talked about how he didn't deserve me and he
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Speaker 1: didn't know what he had, and that if she was
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Speaker 1: with me, she would be jealous of anyone else who
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Speaker 1: came near me. I don't like thinking about what kind
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Speaker 1: of person would write so obsessively about their fixation on me.
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Speaker 1: One thing that didn't make sense initially was that the
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Speaker 1: blog also referenced Lily's best friend, Stephen. She had never
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Speaker 1: mentioned this person to me before. Her post talked about
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Speaker 1: how Stephen was such a great friend and how they
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Speaker 1: had so much fun together and he would always look
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Speaker 1: out for her, et cetera. I was trying to work
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Speaker 1: out if this Stephen was an online friend when one
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Speaker 1: specific post made it all click. Stephen sent this to
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Speaker 1: me he knew that I would love it. The problem
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Speaker 1: was the photo was taken from my own page. She
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Speaker 1: was claiming that this fictional best friend of hers shared
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Speaker 1: it with her, so in her messed up fantasy life,
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Speaker 1: she split me into two people. I was both the
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Speaker 1: perfect best friend who was always looking out for her
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Speaker 1: and her soulmate who was bound to end up with
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Speaker 1: her when I finally got over my boyfriend and all
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Speaker 1: these other easy girls I hung out with. Believe it
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Speaker 1: or not, Lily had an audience. She asked open questions
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Speaker 1: about me in regards to her relationship with me, and
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Speaker 1: got comments from her followers, people who took what she
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Speaker 1: said at face value. I saw a bunch of random
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Speaker 1: people agreeing with her and enabling her stalking behavior. Lily
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Speaker 1: had constructed this fake, intricate fan fiction version of my
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Speaker 1: life for anyone to share their opinion on, and she
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Speaker 1: made herself out to be the hero. I went maybe
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Speaker 1: a month back into this page's history. I did not
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Speaker 1: look at everything that was there. Frankly, it made me sick.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure how long this had been going on
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Speaker 1: for my messaged to Lily and confronted her about her
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Speaker 1: little stalker shrine, and she said nothing. I cannot strust
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Speaker 1: to you how weird it was to have found pages
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Speaker 1: and pages dedicated to me with her talking about how
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Speaker 1: she was in love with me and would make sure
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Speaker 1: that we ended up together, creating this messed up fantasy
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Speaker 1: with two different versions of me in it, and when
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Speaker 1: I confronted her, she acted like it never happened. He
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Speaker 1: eventually deleted the page, or at least changed the name
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Speaker 1: so that I couldn't find it. No way was I
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Speaker 1: ever going to hang out with her again. But we
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Speaker 1: still shared a class, and she was starting to scare
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Speaker 1: me with what she might do next. I'm a paranoid
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Speaker 1: person by nature, so knowing that someone was obsessively keeping
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Speaker 1: track of me for who knows how long freaked me out.
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Speaker 1: The next thing she pulled was trying to seduce my boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: It was an absolutely useless attempt that only made him
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Speaker 1: feel awkward. He told me about it right away. What
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Speaker 1: was her plan there? Did she hope that he would
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Speaker 1: cheat on me with her and then wait for me
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Speaker 1: to break up with him. When that dumpster fire of
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Speaker 1: a plan failed, she tried hitting on three of my
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Speaker 1: other friends. None of them took the bait. She ended
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Speaker 1: up dating one of my former roommates for a while,
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Speaker 1: but made sure to send me messages while they were together,
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Speaker 1: letting me know that she would rather be with me. Blah,
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Speaker 1: no things. Lily made sure to stay in my life
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Speaker 1: the entire time I was at that university. There was
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Speaker 1: a time when I tried to pull away from her,
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Speaker 1: and that's when she started rumors about me, which damaged
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Speaker 1: career opportunities that I had put a lot of work into.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what else she did behind my back,
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Speaker 1: but it made me realize it was safer to let
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Speaker 1: her think that she was part of my life rather
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Speaker 1: than doing something that would cause her to get angry.
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Speaker 1: After I graduated, Lily was still trying to claw her
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Speaker 1: way back into my life. I almost stopped posting on
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Speaker 1: social media entirely by this point. Of course, she didn't
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Speaker 1: give up that easily. She tried to start conversations. I
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Speaker 1: usually just ignored her. I didn't like to think how
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Speaker 1: she was still tracking me online. The last time we
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Speaker 1: had a real commentation was when she messaged me out
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Speaker 1: of nowhere, and thinking about what transpired makes my skin crawl.
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Speaker 1: But I'll summarize what happened. She started asking me very
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Speaker 1: personal questions about my sexuality. I really didn't want to
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Speaker 1: talk about that with her, but I told her some
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Speaker 1: basic stuff. Then she changed the subject and began talking
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Speaker 1: about how would I feel if she was a boy.
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Speaker 1: There was something seriously wrong with this girl. I had
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Speaker 1: tried telling her not to pull this crap with me,
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Speaker 1: but she responded by sending photos of herself, followed by
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Speaker 1: a bunch of messages, maybe four or five a minute,
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Speaker 1: way too fast for me to reply before the next
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Speaker 1: one arrived, basically quoting back what I had told her
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Speaker 1: about myself, as if she was rope as me, trying
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Speaker 1: to absorb my history like some kind of parasite. I
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Speaker 1: cut off all communication with her after that. I eventually
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Speaker 1: deleted her from all of my social media pages, which
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Speaker 1: was the only real way she had of contacting me. Now,
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Speaker 1: I really thought that she might have finally moved on,
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Speaker 1: but only a few days ago she sent me another
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Speaker 1: friend request. It's sitting there unanswered because I know that
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Speaker 1: if I delete it, she'll only send another one. From
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Speaker 1: some perspective, Lily and I first met nearly twelve years ago.
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Speaker 1: This story here is just the highlights, and even then,
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Speaker 1: it's only the stuff that I know about