People telling lies...(long)

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Had quite an interesting situation develop at uni recently, and I wanted to vent a little.

First year of uni I met a girl who followed me round everywhere but was blowing hot and cold worse than my old rover did when the head gasket went, but we became really close friends anyway. This went on for months until she told me she liked me and invited me round with the promise of some fun. When I got there she went very odd, I left with no fun and after that she wouldn't speak to me, my asking what was wrong resulted in her declaring her hatred for me. A few days later she tried to get me to dance with her, again with the promise of some 'fun', but I declined and later on we ended up having a bit of a barney about it so I told her I wasn't speaking to her any more (very simplified).

Following on from that during the second year she would give me death stares periodically during lectures, which resulted in a lot of 'what happened between those two' questions, which until now have gone unanswered.

In the final year she moved in with a few people in my tutorial group, who I happened to be friendly with, and are also close friends with a few of my close friends. Apparently they asked her what happened between us and she told them I stalked her, so now they are being a bit off with me. My friends told them there was no stalking involved, as they were around when it all happened but her housemates believe her and think I'm a nut job now. So now everyone thinks I am crazy, which makes going to uni a bit of a rubbish experience.

What should I do about this? I had hoped they would believe the friends that actually knew what was going on, rather than assuming she was telling the truth. Quite frankly I am not entirely sure why she told them anything in the first place as it was something I thought was dead.
 
That would be kinky since her housemates are all girls.

Plus she has a boyfriend.
 
The more you act like you're annoyed by it the more 'guilty' you'll look. TBH they'll find out she's a mental soon enough, but until then don't let it get to you. If anyone asks why you're a stalker stay composed and just say how (genuinely) confused you are by her story. When things die down, try and have a chat with her in a public place (don't do anything in private as she might use that to accuse you of something else), but in the end, do you want the grief?
 
Don't do anything about it, it's just baggage that doesn't really matter.

In a few months you will have left Uni, possibly moved elsewhere and started a job and soon you will have forgotten all about it.

I've been out of Unit for 5 years and I can't remember the name of the girl I was seeing for 8 months in first year.

Maybe that's just me though.
 
Plus she has a boyfriend.

Maybe housemates were questionning her while boyfriend was around, doesn't sound too great to say "I had a crush on him, played him a little. got his 'hopes' up a few times then went bunny boiler on him" in front of new fella

Sean :)
 
Maybe housemates were questionning her while boyfriend was around, doesn't sound too great to say "I had a crush on him, played him a little. got his 'hopes' up a few times then went bunny boiler on him" in front of new fella

Sean :)

That is a good point.

Interestingly she is no longer friends with all of her first year uni mates because she did the same thing to someone else in our year, no doubt shes invented some story to explain that one away as well.
 
in your next lecture or seminar just stand up and shout "why are you lying about me" too her

your already labeled as a nutjob so win win



she sounds a bit unstable to be fair
 
Explain it once to your friends who think you're crazy. Don't keep trying to explain it, it makes you look "guilty". Just say you don't care what she says, she's seriously mental.
 
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