E-stalking.
I did some stalking before.
Picture the scene- I am a very happy boy of 16 with an on/off gf but we're good friends, went to end of secondary school prom together etc.
I then move house, we spend the summer on the phone to each other (it's always me phoning her as she never had any money). I even go and see her a few times, which is all very nice- although we'd just become friends by now but we were still close.
We gradually lose touch, this involved me going back to see other friends from home and finding out she'd moved house without telling anyone.
Then about a year later I find her old email address and I email her saying I'd like to establish contact. This would have been fine if it ended there.
She phones me a month later saying she got my email, giving me her new phone number (mob and house) and saying that she's going on a course near me shortly and that I should phone her in a few months for a catchup.
A month or two later I think "I'll phone her and have a natter" as I didn't really like it where I'd moved to and would appreciate a friendly face. The phone number doesn't work any more, neither does her new home phone number.
I email her asking for a new catch up and asking what happened to her phone?
Nothing.
I email her again.
Nothing.
I google her name, not much really.
I google her father's name. Nothing.
Her mother, however, used to be a councillor before she moved house, "perhaps", thinks I, "if I email the office of the new councillor they'll give me her new address and phone number, then I'll be able to talk to her"
It fails.
I gave up.
All I can say in my defence is that she was my first serious girlfriend and I always regretted moving house away from her as it didn't let me resolve things with her properly.
Take this in mind next time when you're being stalked and take time to appreciate exactly how looney the stalker is.
(Evilweevil is covered in bees, Fri 1 Feb 2008, 16:33, 1 reply)

It's not you...
... it's the E's talking.

I'm sorry.
(irv made you eat your parents in a chilli on, Fri 1 Feb 2008, 20:01, closed)