On 2022-04-30 19:39:19 Miss Barbie Doll said:
until he crossed a line and tried to himself on me.
On 2022-04-30 20:11:48 Johannesjacobs said:
This is difficult.
Firstly
As a woman. No matter what the situation or the background story, you have the right to get a restraining order if you feel threatened.
Secondly
Your regular is reading this now. So expect a backlash.
Thirdly
Protect yourself and apply appropriate action for the risk!
Keep safe.
On 2022-04-30 21:11:59 Raphael_ Xclusive said:
I'm sorry to hear about this Miss Barbie.
There is never a justification for abuse. Accountability and changed behaviour is the best apology.
May you find the best way forward to find peace and to be safe. Sending you *big hugs* and all the love <3
On 2022-04-30 21:14:40 Gretchen said:
It's not so easy to get a restraining order. It's not instant, unless there's a history of domestic violence and you're beaten black and blue. When applying for a restraining order, the magistrate, will A. Give you a court date (months later) for both parties to appear in court, so both side of the story can be heard or B. Set a date for both parties to see a mediator - this is to see whether the problem can be solved without having to go to court. I mean, he only turned up at your gate, and you weren't there. That's hardly a reason to get a restraining order. Trust me, I've been through it twice, with much more severe circumstances than someone just turning up at my gate. I dont believe that a magistrate will think that it is restraining order serious if he only turned up at your gate.