Not talking about a goose.
I mean when actual 'leave me the fuck alone.' Doesnt work and you don't want to catch an assault charge in public.
I can't file an order of restraint as it's considered a 'waste of resources' I've already asked. So far, the remedy right now is to stay with a trusted friend.
I DOUBT he'd do anything, but if he even tries to touch me, he can deal with my spouse.
i don't wanna be racist, at all, but .... yeah...
I can't file an order of restraint as it's considered a 'waste of resources'
I've already asked.
So far, the remedy right now is to stay with a trusted friend.
I DOUBT he'd do anything, but if he even tries to touch me, he can deal with my spouse.
i don't wanna be racist, at all, but .... yeah...
Assuming its legal, I'd document it as much as possible. Audio recordings, written accounts, ect. That way if he ever crosses a line you have at least some evidence to back you up.
Assuming you've made complaints to your school and they refuse to do anything about it, might as well just blatantly take cell phone video of the guy's harassment. Then post it on social media with your school tagged. If its that bad it will either embarrass the guy into stopping, or embarrass your school into doing something about it.
Assuming its legal, I'd document it as much as possible. Audio recordings, written accounts, ect. That way if he ever crosses a line you have at least some evidence to back you up.
Assuming you've made complaints to your school and they refuse to do anything about it, might as well just blatantly take cell phone video of the guy's harassment. Then post it on social media with your school tagged. If its that bad it will either embarrass the guy into stopping, or embarrass your school into doing something about it.
Well well well ahead of you. Call recordings, videos of me telling him to leave me alone, and written correspondance with him, the school asking to put me in another class or module.
So far my friend wants to complain too because hes been freaking her out.
Well well well ahead of you.
Call recordings, videos of me telling him to leave me alone, and written correspondance with him, the school asking to put me in another class or module.
So far my friend wants to complain too because hes been freaking her out.
You're in law school and your first thought isn't a restraining order? Do they not have those where you are?
If you're going to do law, you'll be surrounded by men that get off on pushing boundaries for the rest of your career. Most of them will be better at it than you are. They have more practice. You either learn how to play their game and win, or you ignore them.