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I'm not sure where to post this thread, but several people in school are mad at me from a possible mistake and I feel very scared - February 3rd 2015, 02:12 AM

This isn't really about any particular relationship I have with a person, but several people at my school are seriously mad at me, with a chance of having a restraining order of some type against at least one of them, and it's hard to avoid them, and I feel very scared.

One of the people told me on January 20th that I could not ever text a certain person again. I'm not at all sure why, but it wasn't said to me in a friendly way. I'm not sure how I can make up for whatever reason she is somehow mad at me. I don't think I have ever made the person mad (the one who people have said I am no longer allowed to text ever again). I have texted the person since October 2014, about various things but mostly about only one subject I need help with.

There's also another person that got mad at me, through text, on January 7th only because (from a first-time offender of this) I asked her why she was acting rude. Is it inappropriate to say someone's acting rude? Now this person's mad at me beyond recognition. One indirect thing that led to this, was snow days away from school in January and these days I'm not very comfortable at home, so I feel better at school.

There are at least three or four people who I'm afraid of, and I have a class with one of them. It's hard for me to hide from her because she sits in front of me, and most of the time we would have conversations. But I try to avoid her in fear of making her mad, she now yells at me and says rude things in regards to this, and in addition to the people above, she's also disappointed at me to a high level. Someone in that class the other day made comments behind me about me always hiding, and I don't want to look like I am a bad person.

I also feel like I could have a restraining order placed against me, because the person who I was no longer allowed to text, came marching in my direction January 27th and told me she didn't like it when I looked at her. I wasnt looking at her, I was standing in a hallway for about 10 minutes, before she came out of a room and went to my direction and I was on the opposite side of the hallway. This is a bad sign that I may have made a mistake and unaware of it. (the one who I said was rude, in a text message, is a different person, to avoid confusion)

There was one adult in the building that knew partially about this, and she only mostly focused on criticising me about the person with removed texting abilities, rather than any other part of it.

The other day, a small percentage of people, only like two people (who know about it) have said they said "I was harassing them" when I haven't even been around them in almost two-and-a-half-weeks. Even if that's true, I'm not sure how I have.

I dont really know what to do, and it's hard to avoid them because one of them walks in various hallways of the school, I have a class with one of them, and it's hard to treat them like they are empty spaces, and they are mad at me because of a possible mistake, and I'm not sure how I can make up for it. I'm really scared, since January 9th or so.

Also, one other thing: I typed up an article about what was happening that said similar things to this post and showed it to a few people at school. The girl I have class with, found out about it, and literally searched my belongings when I was distracted in class January 28th and stole it from me, and after reading it I feel like she's also even more mad at me. There was nothing insulting or offensive in the article, it just said that I needed help and that I felt scared.

Last edited by It is 57 below zero; February 3rd 2015 at 03:46 AM. Reason: I missed one important detail