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Author Topic: Bazaar message. Co-incidence or not?  (Read 457 times)
Hadlee
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« on: November 17, 2014, 10:53:50 PM »

I could just be having a paranoid moment right now Laugh out loud (click to insert in post)  My thoughts seem to be all over the place today.  But something a little strange has happened.

As I mentioned on my post 'More than just friends', I deleted my friend from Facebook last week.  About an hour or so before I deleted her I had received a friend request from some random girl, which I ignored.  This request also came not long after my friend finished work for the day to go on leave for a couple of weeks.  Unbeknown to me, this random girl also sent me a PM.  I didn't see the message until later that evening as it went to the 'other' folder.

What I found was rather shocking , to say the least.  It was photos of conversations between the random girl and a guy plus naked (close up) selfies of him.  The girl said his girlfriend needs to know what a scum and cheat he is.  The twist of all this is... .the couple both work at my workplace.  Not only that, but the girlfriend is actually the sister of my friends new (I suspect) shiny toy 'crush' who also works at work.  The boyfriend also works in the same team as the 'crush'.  Twisted, I know!

It makes no sense to me why I would be randomly targeted with this information when I am not overly close to the couple.     

Co-incidentaly, I had only recently become friends with the sister on Facebook.  Obviously, my friend whould have seen that as they had become friends earlier this year, and perhaps not have been too happy (I am guessing) about it.  Funnily enough, I also gave the girlfriend a souviner a couple of weeks ago from my recent holiday.  I didn't give my friend anything, which I normally do.  This could be irrelevant though.

Whilst the thought crossed my mind at the time that my friend may have somehow been involved, I ended up thinking I was jumping to conclusions and put it down to mistaken identity.

I couldn't view the random's profile as she deactivated by the time I saw the message.  Fast forward to today and I see that the girl has activated her profile again, so I had a look at it.  It clearly is a bogus one.  She only has 2 friends, which were added a few days ago.  Neither of those people have any connection to me or the couple involved.

Now for the final twist... .the random girl is actually following my friend on Facebook!    So, out of all the people associated to the couple, this random girl has connected with only my friend and I 

I could very well be trying to put two and two together in my paranoid mind, and coming up with 100, but I find the timing and people involved very suspicious.  Obviously, I won't be acting on this information.  This could very well jeopardize my job if I was to show people or get involved. 

Is this something a BPD could be capable of?  I still find it very odd that my friend seems to have gone to ground and has not queried me about being deleted from Facebook.  That is out of character for her given past experience.  I do smell a rat - just don't know which rat it is Laugh out loud (click to insert in post)
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Hadlee
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« Reply #1 on: November 20, 2014, 10:55:30 AM »

I have investigated the bogus Facebook account and discovered that it is definitely my friend behind it.

This is REALLY spooking me now 

I am shocked and confused to think the person I thought I knew is someone I don't know at all - a completely different person.  This is not the person everyone knows.  It's actually a little frightening.  I'm so sad right now. 

Also, I don't understand why she is doing this to me.  And I am slightly concerned about what she will do next!
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« Reply #2 on: November 21, 2014, 12:50:40 AM »

I have investigated the bogus Facebook account and discovered that it is definitely my friend behind it.

This is REALLY spooking me now  

I am shocked and confused to think the person I thought I knew is someone I don't know at all - a completely different person.  This is not the person everyone knows.  It's actually a little frightening.  I'm so sad right now.  

Also, I don't understand why she is doing this to me.  And I am slightly concerned about what she will do next!

Yeah this is pretty crazy. It's got me scratching my head as well. On the plus side, while bizarre and confusing, this isn't actually all that threatening. Keep yourself out of it, and away from your former friend, and you should be fine. If I were you I wouldn't worry too much about what she's going to do next. Clearly she's not the evil mastermind type, so chances are if she makes another attempt at messing with you it will be equally confusing and ineffective. Just stay alert for any shenanigans, try and stay out of her way as much as you can, and things should blow over with time.
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Hadlee
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« Reply #3 on: November 21, 2014, 05:17:04 AM »

Thanks so much Rise   Smiling (click to insert in post)

Will take that advice on.  Her mind games tend to mess with my soul, so it's time to pull back and ignore.

Sanity comes first  Smiling (click to insert in post)
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