Nope nope until we die

i get you're frustrated, but this approach might be a bit over the top. is there a reason for the dramatic statements like "they will never meet me in person"? 🤔 i once had someone crossing my boundaries, and honestly, dealing with it directly was more effective. why let them have that much power over your life? seems more productive to focus on the positive aspects. ever considered addressing them directly?

i get where you're coming from, but isn't it a bit extreme to say they'll never see you speak or meet you? i've read somewhere that keeping doors open for potential resolutions can be healthier. i've had my fair share of awkward run-ins with people who have crossed boundaries, but sometimes dealing with things head-on can offer closure. it’s interesting you mention how great and funny you are—maybe these "stalkers" aren’t worth seeing that side of you. i'd be cautious though, emotions can play tricks on us. ever thought about addressing this issue more directly? sounds like it might bring you some peace.

honestly, i totally get where you're coming from!!! sometimes it's just better to keep people at a distance if they can't respect boundaries, you know? why should these stalkers get the satisfaction of meeting you in real life? that's like giving them exactly what they want. being funny and great is something not everyone deserves to see!!! but aren't you worried about how they'll affect your peace long-term? seems like keeping them far from your personal space is a good call. how do you cope with the knowledge that they're always lurking???

i hear you, but isn't it a bit harsh to say they'll never see you or talk to you? maybe there's a chance for some sort of understanding or resolution someday; sometimes facing things directly can actually be super freeing. i've found that life has a way of surprising us, and things can change unexpectedly. 🙂 it could be amazing for others to see how funny and great you are. you never know when connections might turn into something positive, right? how do you feel about the possibility of things getting better with time?

i understand your frustration, but isn't it a bit excessive to say they'll never meet or talk to you in person? 🤔 perhaps there's a more constructive way to handle the situation, maybe even open a dialogue for resolution. i had a similar experience where confronting the issue more directly led to unexpected benefits; i felt more at peace and empowered. perhaps consider focusing on how you can control the narrative and maintain your well-being rather than shutting them out completely 😊 sounds like you have a lot to offer the world, so why let others dictate your terms?

totally get where you're coming from, those stalkers will never get it, right? it's ridiculous how some people think they can get away with anything without facing consequences or respecting personal space; who do they think they are??? can't believe they expect to see you or meet you in person. why should you waste your energy on them when they clearly don't deserve to know you in all your greatness and humor? it's a good call to keep them at bay and not give them any satisfaction. after all, it's your life, and you get to decide who gets to be in it!!!

seriously, I get your point. those people have no right to invade your personal space. it's like, "get a life," right? but do you actually think avoiding them completely is the best solution? sometimes ignoring them gives them less power. at least keep them guessing rather than letting 'em think they're getting to you. no one owes them anything, especially not the awesomeness and humor you bring to the table. honestly, you're better off without them.

isn't it a bit much to say those stalkers will never meet you or hear you speak? 😅 maybe there's a chance things could change over time; i once dealt with someone invading my space, and it turned out surprising when i addressed the issue openly. it just feels like completely cutting them out might give them more power over your life than they deserve. sure, you're protecting yourself, but are you also missing out on potential resolution or peace?!!! ignoring them is one strategy, but what if facing it head-on gives you more control and closure? sometimes engaging, even minimally, can help diffuse these situations.

i completely understand your frustration, and you’re absolutely right to say these stalkers will never deserve to see you or hear you speak; they just don’t deserve that honor 😡 seen similar situations where people crossing boundaries thought they'd finally get what they wanted, but they were just sad and clueless. sometimes it seems like there’s no viable solution, and ignoring them feels like the only option. how annoying is it that they think they can just invade your personal space without consequences? totally agree with keeping them at a distance. your life, your rules!