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I say please remove it from the forum at large, because it's a racist rant that has no place here. The OP is likely a troll and a pathetic one at that.
Shame they don't teach coping skills in High school. (Assuming you graduated.)
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They didn't teach them in graduate school either.
I graduated with a high GPA. Academically gifted.
But confess to NOT being a people person.
Well, I reiterate that it's a shame they don't teach coping skills. I'd say "not being a people person" is the least of your worries if you're breaking dishes and throwing pots and pans around your apartment just to annoy or get even with your neighbors. I feel terribly sorry for people that have to not only deal with you or even worse share walls with you.
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I don't have a family of means. Not an option as we don't have the resources to afford it.
Besides, I deserve to live a productive, successful life as anyone else.
When that is threatened, I am sent into a tailspin.
If I am smart enough to graduate with a graduate degree and a high GPA, I am smart enough to not need a group home, right?
No one deserves anything. If you act like this, what do you expect? 99% of life is not what happens to you but how you react to it. Cliched I know, but it stands true.
What is NOT OK is them threatening me with calling the police.
The ADA should protect me from such harrassment.
By threatening me with law enforcement they are purposely trying to trigger me. Harrassment.
The ADA does not entitle people to break the law & harrass folk. I feel bad for you, but acting out in such an immature way, is not helpful to you. You will have to learn how to cope with bad spots in life. like the rest of us do.
I considered writing an apology letter explaining myself but now am too embarrassed to.
There were a few times I've been confronted about the matter they (and the courtesy officer) knocked on my door and I ignored it/ flat out denied it.
I've been open and honest with the courtesy officer and one of the leasing staff. They are the only trustworthy people in this equation who aren't just hateful and prejudiced.
Also didn't know that was considered harrassment. Just a nuisance.
I am glad the courtesy officer is nice. Have they said anything about allowing you to stay? I don't honestly know if an apology letter is a good idea or not, you might not want another paper trail.
They decided to non renew me which is fine. I didn't plan to renew anyhow.
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