Long story short, the guy he thinks is his grandfather is probably his father.
on social media and even went as far as to email me on my work email shortly after.My husband is fully aware of each contact, and we decided together how to react.I would like to ignore this one, but truly do not have a clue why he continues to contact me after I asked for the communication to cease.
It has been almost three years since we dated. I have no desire for any relationship. I just want him to stop.You’ve already stated that you don’t want any more contact, and he has chosen to persist.Putting the most benign spin on this, it sounds like this guy has set a reminder to reach out to you every three months or so, and he does not have the capacity or motivation to respect your very clearly stated cue that you’re done.
I suggest that you create a “rule” for his email address, and send any email from him straight into a folder. This allows you to occasionally check to see if he is persisting or escalating. It will also provide evidence of his contact in case you become concerned enough to pursue legal action. Print out any emails . Check your state’s laws regarding filing for a restraining order for cyberstalking.to “Harassed Mom,”I appreciated that you advised this mother to be extremely frank about this with her own teen daughter, and to also confront her harasser.It’s important that we as a society continue to encourage our children to report these violations, although the reasons for remaining silent are often complex.
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