Unfiltered Story #415118
I’m the OP from this story https://notalwaysright.com/this-went-on-for-nine-years-and-eleven-months-longer-than-it-should-have/375532/ and there is a part 2!
This takes place after the hotel incident, and yes I did have a LONG conversation with my mom about NOT sharing details about my life with Creep’s mom. Clearly she was passing along information and it was making me feel unsafe. She stopped talking about me, but then her Nice Lady attitude kicked in. Creep got kicked out – again – for something and Mom wanted to help him. She was recovering from a medical emergency and needed extra help around the house. She made the deal that he could live with her until he found his own place and he would help around the house.
Creep: So… I couldn’t help but notice that you have two daughters. Is (Sister) single?
Mom: Yes, but she’s likely going to get back together with her boyfriend (spoiler: she did). And she is not like (OP). If (OP) turned you down nicely, (Sister) will eviscerate you and leave you on the ground before you even know what hit you.
Creep: She can’t be that bad.
Mom: Leave her alone!
Of course, Creep took her warning to heart and never said anything to her. Only because he couldn’t get her phone number and she uses a fake name on social media. But he didn’t keep his mouth shut with Mom.
Creep: I think (Sister) is the One!
Mom: You don’t even know her!
Creep: But I keep having wet-dreams about her!
Yes, dear sweet people, he said that. To the mother of his latest obsession and his last one. What ever brain-cell was in charge of self-preservation tried to salvage the situation when it must have seen the look I can only imagine Mom had.
Creep: Sorry, did I say that out loud? It’s the autism!
Mom: OH HELL NO!!! Get out of my house! I know what you really have! OUT!!
Total time in her house: 12 days. He also managed to trash her kitchen and the guest bathroom, leading to more work for her. I find all this out when I’m having dinner with her after he’s out.
Mom: I can’t believe he really said that! It’s like he doesn’t have or doesn’t care to use a filter!
Me: I know Mom.
Mom: He just thinks he can be rude and blame autism, which he doesn’t even have!
Me: Yep, I know.
Mom: I knew he was bad to you, but I didn’t know he was THAT bad!
Me: *long pointed stare* So we’re not being nice to Creep anymore?
Mom: No! He had no idea how lucky he is that his mother is my friend!
And (Sister’s) reaction to all this? Well, she messaged him on Mom’s account to make it perfectly clear what an absolute creep he was, how he was lucky to even breathe the same air as us, and how she wouldn’t hesitate to call the cops if she sees him! Before blocking him on every social media site she could think of on both of their accounts. Lesson learned: Be more like her. Don’t be nice to @$$holes.
