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seanne | 17:54 Thu 25th Jun 2015 | ChatterBank
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A man who I met walking into town, a couple of years ago, is starting to pester me to go for a coffee or call him to talk, especially if I have a problem. I saw him in town today, we chatted, and later in a shop queue and he looked behind and said I think you are stalking me, but I don't mind. He was hanging about until I got served, but I went back into the shop, to avoid him, as he said he was walking home shortly and we could be walking home at the same time. I think he is lonely, he is retired and his slightly younger wife is still working. He seems to be a nice person but he is a married man and I don't want him to keep asking me out etc. I do not want to be rude but I have a full life and TBH do not want to meeting a married man.What shall I do ?
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Sometimes you just have to be a bit less friendly, you can still be civil and polite but if he is being a pest you may have to make it a bit clearer that you are not interested in his company. Some pests don't take the hint though. The imaginary boyfriend can do the trick sometimes but more of a one off for someone you (hopefully) aren't likely to see again. If he comes...
15:09 Fri 26th Jun 2015
Simply tell him you're not going in the same direction as you're on the way to the cagefighting arena to meet your world championship fiance.
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LOL
Surprised you told him you didn't mind being stalked.

However just keep saying no and walking on.
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Sorry no he said i was stalking him and then he said he did not mind me doing that
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He did not mind if I stalked him
Unless I've misunderstood Mammalynne it was Seanne who was behind the man and he said he didn't mind being stalked by her.
He wants a sexual relationship with you.
If you are in agreement.......no problem.
If you are not......" If you don't stop following me i will tell your wife."
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Yuk not on your nelly
Sorry, my mistake I misread your sentence.


Give him a wide berth.
O.K...then it is the 3rd suggestion on my above post.
seanne he is a sad old fool -the next time he offers to buy you coffee just say'why not ask your wife out? -she's working hard while you are now retired -she could do with a treat'
Sqad why should she tell his wife? bit childish n'est pas?
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I would not tell his wife, no
He may be lonely with his wife out all day at work. Tell him about AB. That would give him something to help pass the time.
Sqad not all men are randy beggars like you...he's probably just lonely while his wife is still at work and wants some companionship ;-)
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Thats what I think Sandy, I asked him if he had any friends and he said he goes to the air cadets, I think he was a pilot
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\\\\\Sqad not all men are randy beggars like you...he's probably just lonely while his wife is still at work and wants some companionship ;-)\\\

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\\\\Sqad why should she tell his wife? bit childish n'est pas?\\\

Childish?....not really AND it would work which seems to be the object of the OP's query.
Tell him that No way is he going to fly his kite with you.

Hans.
I've always found running to tell tales to wives a bit unnecessary. Falling for the 'I'm just lonely/my wife doesn't understand me is just as bad. When will women realise men (unless Gay) do not want you as friends and confidants (they have mates and dogs for that).
Read my first post.:

"if you don't stop following me"

That would be enough and you wouldn't need to tell his wife.

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