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It’s a troll.

@ TJ
There’s no possible way one could take getting a tampon to the face in a positive light. I think we have our resolution right here.

Saying you don’t have a phone is an obvious fabrication and SHOULD send the signal that you’re not interested, but are trying to let him save face (that, or he’s scaring the hell out of you and he should back off). But it doesn’t work that way for guys like this (or maybe guys in general, I dunno, we ARE dumb as hell). Somewhere in his mind he’s thinking, “She hasn’t told me off, I have a chance.”

The guy may be harmless, or not, but the longer he makes himself believe he’s being encouraged, the more troublesome this situation can get. Finding a new route to work seems like a good idea, albeit annoying…but I’m not sure what this really accomplishes. Either 1) You’re afraid he’s a psycho killer, in which case you probably need to do more than change your route, or 2) You’re just kind of creeped out, in which case changing your route will help you avoid the situation but won’t really resolve it. I think calling the guy (either yourself or by a proxy) and telling him to cut it out is a good idea.

Lol. I remember those that was great. I could easily see TJ using “I don