E-mail virus?
"Ex-Boyfriend" E-mail Virus
I recieved yet another e-mail from my crazy ex boyfriend. His mission (in lines) was to tell me that "his" friend doesn't want to hang out with me and she was freaked out when I asked if she wanted to sometime. However, (in between the lines) he was really saying that he is still begging for my attention and he wants me to call him--considering he ended with saying something like, "if you change your mind, here's my number...".
Well I confronted "his" friend about this and she apparentally has no clue what he was talking about since she claimed she never said a thing to him about it; quite frankly, she thought it was awful nice of me to ask her to get together sometime and Christ calls us Christians to befriend others like I did. (That's why I did it.) Anyway, what's sad is that she told me why he must have done it before it dawned on me...He's been wanting my attention, because he hasn't gotten one bit of it in so long. She was shocked to know that he did that behind her back. You see, I believe her and can believe it, because I had liked her when I first heard of her. She's not your typical girl. She's a godly young woman, like myself, who strives to become better for Christ and for people. My ex boyfriend, however, is and has been a psycho maniac since we started dating the FIRST time we dated. Don't ask me why I dated him the second time...it's the same excuse most girls date an ex: "I thought he really did change." He never did and never will unless he lives for Christ first.
His e-mails are like a virus...I get one, get aggravated, delete it, then get another one when I thought they were long-gone.
Thanks for being my punching bag.