i'm really both.
phee and pher.
I used to know a jeanie too. She was a bit of both.
i'm really both.
phee and pher.
I used to know a jeanie too. She was a bit of both.
I used to know a jeanie too. She was a bit of both.
after reading your post, i sat down and think hard.i really dont think i've ever 'encouraged' his moves.
thanks for the concern srini.
I used to know a Jeanie too and she was my secondary school Form teacher
She used to give me extra English tuition after class cuz my English sucks.
Hey, looking at Jeanie's avatar, I think there are some similarities... at least from the recollections of a 14 year old, that was pretty much what I remembered from my English teacher
It seems everyone here know of a Jeanie. Wonder if there are any of my old school mates here who knows of the Jeanie Teacher.
Good for you then. You've got a thousand suggestions here on how to get rid of this guy. Now, please put them into action. The sooner you do, the better its for you. I don't need to tell you that, right ? The TRUTH is always the best option, even if it hurts. If you are not confident of doing it alone, take your best friend along. Take care. We need a good portrait photographer in ClubSNAP :bsmilie: And you can't be at your creative best, when you've got morons like this guy to worry about
more like "persistent ejections" from him .... :think:i have been doing that for almost the past 6 months.
persistent rejection.
more like "persistent ejections" from him .... :think:
yup thanks.i've got heaps of suggestions from this thread.and i'll surely put some into practice.
already started since 7am this morning.
i woke up early and reach office at 0730 hrs.
i didnt see him at the lift lobby!
YEH!!!!!!!!!!!!:gbounce:
What if he reads this forum?
Then we have enough materials for "Basic Instinct III".
It could turn into "Endless Love II"?
With a happy end like "Sleepless in Seattle"?
Jeanie,
No offence, but based on what I had 'seen' and 'heard' of you on this forum, I had the impression that you were perfectly capable of handling a situation like this.
As an attractive woman, you are bound to have your share of admirers. Last night I used the word 'pervert' for this guy. Actually, unless he does something obscene, I doubt I can classify him as a pervert. He is just an obsessive guy, totally infatuated with you. At some point, you might have unconsciously encouraged his moves. You might have found it pleasing to have someone worry after you. And this guy obviously got the wrong signals and went the wrong way.
The best way to deal with this is to tell him the truth. Getting another guy to go with you, coming to work early, going late etc. etc. are not gonna work. He will come up with ways to counteract your every move. Sit with him and tell him you DON'T CARE. Tell him if he wants to work with you, he better be professional about it - cut the personal crap. If he wants to break down and cry, so be it. If push comes to shove, threaten him. Tell him you will report to HR and that will be the end of the road for him. If he persists outside work, you can/should go to the police.
After all, you've got to choose what's important to you - your life and your sanity or your career.
There are all kinds of morons in this world, I just hope and wish that you get this guy off your back. Stay safe and take care.