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I didn’t know she crazy when I borrowed she say she not crazy but if u dump someone then they spend hours calling and texting u from various numbers is that not crazy I mean she only did that for one day she no longer bugging me
It's her money. Pay the money back and it will stop. Simple.
You start this thread asking how any of us would feel if we were in her shoes...
I can tell you how I'd feel. Like I got taken advantage of, AGAIN, by a sketchy loser. You say you're not like the other men, but what reason would she have to believe that? I can't think of a single one.
You quit a job, because the work was a strain on you, because it was "too much work." With no job to replace it, but some scheme that required you to invest who-knows-how-much to get started. Is it one of these pyramid schemes? You seem the type to want a lazy way to make money, based on what you've said. And you don't seem very well educated, based on how you write (not trying to be insulting, just taking what you've put out there.) I hope you know (but maybe you don't) that there a tons of schemes and scams that exist to take advantage of people who want to make money without having to do real work.
Someone like you, I would expect that anything you say about when the money starts rolling in, you intend to pay her back, is a bunch of hot air. She's been taken before and now she's mad about it. She's got every reason to be angry, but she needs to direct that anger into learning not to fall for sketchy guys who borrow money from her. Or simply to say no and not lend it. But yeah, no matter how she acted in her anger, you calling her crazy and blocking her looks even more like you're making justifications not to pay her back. Letting yourself off the hook for the loser behavior you already know, though you're denying it, that you are likely to do.
You start this thread asking how any of us would feel if we were in her shoes...
Actually, weirder still, he asked how we would feel if we were in HIS shoes.
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I can tell you how I'd feel. Like I got taken advantage of, AGAIN, by a sketchy loser. You say you're not like the other men, but what reason would she have to believe that? I can't think of a single one.
You quit a job, because the work was a strain on you, because it was "too much work." With no job to replace it, but some scheme that required you to invest who-knows-how-much to get started. Is it one of these pyramid schemes? You seem the type to want a lazy way to make money, based on what you've said. And you don't seem very well educated, based on how you write (not trying to be insulting, just taking what you've put out there.) I hope you know (but maybe you don't) that there a tons of schemes and scams that exist to take advantage of people who want to make money without having to do real work.
Someone like you, I would expect that anything you say about when the money starts rolling in, you intend to pay her back, is a bunch of hot air.
Truth is, given a day or two to forget about it, or this little bad turn excuse or that, he will not pay her back.
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She's been taken before and now she's mad about it. She's got every reason to be angry, but she needs to direct that anger into learning not to fall for sketchy guys who borrow money from her. Or simply to say no and not lend it. But yeah, no matter how she acted in her anger, you calling her crazy and blocking her looks even more like you're making justifications not to pay her back. Letting yourself off the hook for the loser behavior you already know, though you're denying it, that you are likely to do.
I was the better man than her last 2 exes they were **** to her I was a step up for her I even told her that
...and then you promptly proved yourself wrong by hitting her up for money which I doubt that you have any honest intentions of paying.
Girl needs to stop being a purse for men with loser-type behavior like yours and you need to stop being that type of man towards others.
It's unlikely that you're going to receive much sympathy from those of us on this thread or any advice outside of "pay her back as soon as you can and stop being a user of gullible people."
I would pay them back and be glad in never have to deal with them anymore.
A debt is a debt. The personality of the person it is owed to isn’t relevant in the scenario.
More to the point, he COULD be...but today he isn't.
IF he pays her back, in full, THEN he will be the better man.
Not until then.
And does not take advantage of someone like that again.
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