I've had 4 people try to get me to talk recently after someone rang the police on me.

I didn't answer a text at 7pm
6pm After a cack day I had 2 calls about fraud. I co-operated with both calls. After all it's my money, I need to know it's safe and secure.
Having you Miranda rights read to you when talking about banking security sucks. I didn't need it.

After the calls I muted the phone. Got home and plonked on the bed.
My brain did the best thing and I fell asleep.

I woke up at 2230 to the police calling me, the police outside. Missed calls and texts.

I explained the above and called the person who raised the alarm, then my family

In my opinion we live in a fast food social media stimulated world.
What happened to raising the alarm when someone has been missing 24 hours?

"At least someone cares about you"

Despite explaining the above to friends, the Chinese whispers have been converted into "I've heard you've been having a difficult time recently"

Um.... no I just had a crap day at work which carried on being f**ked up.

"Yea but if you ever need to talk" blah blah blah


How about seeing it from my point of view then?

"People are just worried about you, that's all"

*Yay, thanks for understanding, I feel so much better*

Posted By: Lentil Weaver, Aug 23, 11:21:07