But that's the thing :L I'm not deflecting responsibility fro the guy. We all know he's an idiot, as is the boyfriend for drawing a sharpened blade. They're responsible - but, in my opinion, only for being the idiots they were. Why would the girlfriend invite her ex over during a domestic dispute? Lest the boyfriend…

Girlfriend was two-timing and was able to manipulate the 'estranged' husband to come to her rescue. I'm assuming she knew he was violent too.

It also has to do with the fact that they're both the same length, and the sound is interchangeable with both letters. That, and people keep getting them mixed up, so they basically said "screw it, both are fine".

Man, Hard Boiled is one of the John Woo flicks I've been meaning to watch for a while, but never get around to. And it's back when Chow Yun Fat was not in absolutely terrible movies too.

Honestly, someone is allowed to call anyone who creeps them out 'creepy', or a 'creep'. Women tend to have a much lower threshold or tolerance for creepy behavior than men do, since creepy behavior can escalate into violence so much easier. Now, am I calling this guy violent, or a rapist? Absolutely not. But stalking…

You just hit the nail on the head. I'm currently trying online dating and I think it's as hard as hell. It's hard not to get overenthusiatic if you're attracted to someone and more often then not they label you a creep. But to be fair the guy in the article is going too gung ho. I tend to send long, drawn out messages…

Endlessly? Please, this was a fairly short interaction, and he seemed to have backed off when she rejected him. By all means, be blunt, and forward when rejecting someone, but she crossed the line between before forward, and direct, going right below the belt. This has happened to me too, so don't get ahead of…

Well let's change the situation around than. What if this happened, but you DID find the person on the other end to be cute, and attractive? This would be a whole different story. These sort of things are a balance between being romantic, and cute. And if the person finds the other to be attractive is what defines…

Because he wasn't being all that persistent. If she had said "I'm not interested", and he persisted afterwards, than yes, I'd say he was being persistent. But he only messaged her a few times after she didn't respond. Try getting +10 messages, after saying no thanks, now that's being pushy. I've dealt with that, and…

When did he demand fucking? Far as I can tell he just said he was interested in her. Albeit in a socially awkward way.

People like you are probably why everyone sucks (according to you anyway). Being mean to others to teach them valuable life lessons is just absolute horseshit. Imagine if religion and parents teach that kind of stuff. Compassion begets compassion. Vitriol invites more vitriol. The only thing that will build a man up…

This is why games/movie carry this type of disclaimer.

Yeah, to regular people it is obvious how creepy it is. Did you stop to consider that he might have an autism spectrum disorder? If so, he might be unable to understand why his actions were wrong. What seems perfectly creepy to some people, might seem like perfectly reasonable behaviour to someone incapable of…

That's the thing, I don't know you from any other person on this board, but when people say they care too much or whatever, they care about what other people think of them too much. They value a person's opinion about them that could be going through their own shit. You either value the opposite sex as too much or as…

Jesus, moral of the story? Try to make a parody game and all the things you parody are going to come out of the woodwork to sue you.

No, she didn't need to let him down easy, and you have no idea if the guy was stalking her. He messaged her a few times on facebook, and showed up at a store once that he obviously had shopped at before. What should have happened, was that she should have made it clear she wasn't interested. She didn't have to be nice…

The "Why am I ignored, I'm a nice guy." Was part of my thinking. Also it was so many online profiles that said "Looking for a nice guy." So you think saying "I'm a nice guy!" Will get you instant responses. But it doesn't, it scares them off.

I can relate, as someone who has faced plenty of rejection, but I've never taken it to this kind of level.

Okay, I'm not going to lie. From 18-25, I was this guy. Told everyone I was a nice guy, and I am, really lonely and looking for love... Also wore a geeky trenchcoat and geeky anime shirts. If I had a time machine, I'd probably go back in time and smack myself.

Who died and made you the sheriff of games?