Yikes! Life as a single father...*sigh*

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Simulacrum Astoria, Oregon USA
So last night I'm having fun with my boy, and some woman I've never met (she was very attractive) rings my doorbell. Out of curiosity I answered the door, and this woman whom I've never met says:

"Hi...this is a very, very bold move for me...do you want to go see a show?"

Hmmm. A show? What is that, a movie, what? I'm with my boy and I've never met her, so I said, "No" and closed the door. This morning, my other neighbor asks why 'I was so rude' to our new neighbor. I HAD NO IDEA. Also, I was with my boy! I said I didn't know, but I don't just go see a damn show with a perfect stranger!

This afternoon, the doorbell rings again. I peeped out the peephole and it's her. My boy is not here anymore. So, I answer the door. She has her head in her hands and she's bawling, so I ask her in to talk. I perceive, within minutes, that she's staggering drunk or on something BIG TIME. I understood about 30% of what she was saying. I tried to be neighborly, polite, and help her the best I could, but she interrupts everything I say...everything. Then she puts her hands on my knee and starts moving up...yep, out of the blue sky! I told her I was a single father and I don't approve of that kind of behavior, and that the choices I make will affect my son and others.

She puts her hands up, totters toward the door, and SLAMS my front door. Right outside of my door, she screams, "Don't WORRY..IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN!!!!"

Ah, isn't it wonderful being a single parent? Isn't it just peachy?
solsticemoon alicante...javea, Valenciana Spain
And??
Your question is?dunno



Simulacrum Astoria, Oregon USA
I forgot. dancing



mastic55 Long Island, New York USA
Good man.thumbs up
friends4now Melbourne, Florida USA
good job setting that example for your son




good luck herehandshake



Simulacrum Astoria, Oregon USA
I'm definitely no saint, but I can see a church by daylight :)

I told my boy and he laughed hysterically, because he didn't like her from the first knock. Neither did my dog.

Oh well, the endless combinations of people we meet and things that happen sometimes trigger a good cue, but Vegas probably holds better odds. dancing
Bella1971 Brisbane, Queensland Australia
Wow my neighbours are sooooooooooo boring!



drbombay virginia beach, Virginia USA
I remember having to sit my kids down individually and tell them about the birds & bees, my son said don't lie dad, I never saw a bee with a beek.rolling on the floor laughing
isa000 dublin, Dublin Ireland
wow ok that must have been werid.
when it first happened what did your son say or do.
Medsummer09 Nice, Provence-Alpes-Cote dAzur France
trust your dog!



adiva_a auckland, Auckland New Zealand
naww thats really cute haha.

good on ya :) why cant all men be like you ? haha
benreceptus Billings, Montana USA
Hearty handshake for you. Good response to her lust
Layla78 Mexicali, Baja California Mexico
I think she needs a psychiatrist...
bushfairy pillarvalley, New South Wales Australia
well mate maybe it is good being single parent, just imagine what kind of mess she could have made of your life if yo went to a show with her and she decided your house was better than hers! sometimes our kids cn save us from fates worse than parenthoodbouquet bouquet bouquet
applause I am so happy you made the right move by getting her the hell out of your house.
She is CRAZY and as a woman I promise you you made the correct choice and you should not allow her back.
Pixels London, Outer London, England UK
Simulacrum: So last night I'm having fun with my boy, and some woman I've never met (she was very attractive) rings my doorbell. Out of curiosity I answered the door, and this woman whom I've never met says:

"Hi...this is a very, very bold move for me...do you want to go see a show?"

Hmmm. A show? What is that, a movie, what? I'm with my boy and I've never met her, so I said, "No" and closed the door. This morning, my other neighbor asks why 'I was so rude' to our new neighbor. I HAD NO IDEA. Also, I was with my boy! I said I didn't know, but I don't just go see a damn show with a perfect stranger!

This afternoon, the doorbell rings again. I peeped out the peephole and it's her. My boy is not here anymore. So, I answer the door. She has her head in her hands and she's bawling, so I ask her in to talk. I perceive, within minutes, that she's staggering drunk or on something BIG TIME. I understood about 30% of what she was saying. I tried to be neighborly, polite, and help her the best I could, but she interrupts everything I say...everything. Then she puts her hands on my knee and starts moving up...yep, out of the blue sky! I told her I was a single father and I don't approve of that kind of behavior, and that the choices I make will affect my son and others.

She puts her hands up, totters toward the door, and SLAMS my front door. Right outside of my door, she screams, "Don't WORRY..IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN!!!!"

Ah, isn't it wonderful being a single parent? Isn't it just peachy?


Good grief! Clearly she has major problems, poor you wave
Nina3 Barcelona, Cataluna Spain
Wow, what a story! conversing I guess she won't be coming around your place asking to borrow a cup of sugar, then! laugh

So what has happened since then?! conversing
fortyeleven cooma, New South Wales Australia
scary stuff!!!!!!! wow
Witchaywoman Carpentersville, Illinois USA
Dude, this lady sounds a little psycho. Maybe you should move. Of course, maybe she will move before too long! Hee hee!




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