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Question: What was he gonna do??? I got stalked in the library by a grown man…?
So today I went to the library to get some books for my research project. I noticed this guy at a table I passed had his eyes on me. I thought “whatever, my outfit is cute anyways.” and thought no more about it. A few minutes later, I’m in the back of the library, and he passes me. And he passes me again. My back was turned, but i know he stopped and was looking at me. About 5 minutes later he finally walked into my aisle and asks “What aisle is this?” meanwhile staring at me seductively. I thought what a dumb question, theres a huge sign on the end of the aisle that says what aisle this is!!! And I go “The biography aisle..” ( he keeps looking at me up and down and says “So uh.. *looks some more* this is non fiction..” and I say “yes.biography would be nonfiction.” Then i stood up cuz I felt uncomfortable sitting on the floor with him staring at me. Thats when I got a closer look at him, he looked CREEPY. not the type of guy you see in a library. And I suddenly got this freakishly weird chill in my body when I looked him in the eyes. It was the scariest feeling. Then he asked me “So where do you go to school?” and i mumbled something, i dont even know because I was so freaked out. He kept asking me questions, staring at me seductively still. Then he goes “So what grade are you in? Or are you college?” And I realized he was trying to figure out if i was legal. And i go “Im in HIGH SCHOOL, okay???” and he goes “ohh…” and i go “and how old are you, may i ask?! cuz im a kid.” and he goes “i’m 29……” and he keeps looking at me. and starts walking towards me. and i go “well hope you find what youre looking for.” and then he turns to leave, glances over and stares at me for about 30 seconds… I guess he was fantasizing. I don’t know.
Anyways, I went to leave and my friend was sitting reading a book ( the one who took me there). I told her i wanted to leave, there was a creepy man who kept talking to me. then she told me he walked in looking around at all the young girls and must have found me first. She said she got a weird vibe too when she saw him. She said she got this strange feeling he was a “trafficker” or “spotter” for young girls….
WHAT DO YOU THINK???????? Im really creeped out
Answer:
Answer by Kris The Eccentric Himshe
He’s suspicious, tell the librarian or someone with authority you get a bad feeling about him
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These days, the games almost have to have the interactive fiction installed to go anywhere in the market. This is even true of the many sports games that are now being released. The games work follows the life of the player and the character with the story making it more interesting to keep playing even though the player has won the game overall.
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