[ SECRET POST #2532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2532 ⌋

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Comments

Re: AYRT

[diet_poison]

Ugh. Men who can't deal with rejection because they think they're the best thing that ever happened to women make me want to punch them in the face.

I hope he doesn't cause any more problems until he moves away, and I'm glad you're not in that job anymore.

Out of curiosity, if I may ask - what kind of job was it? Based on the fact that the escort thing really upset you, it doesn't sound like it was sexual in nature to begin with. Something in hospitality?

Re: AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

I hope so too. He was really verbally abusive towards my boyfriend and started acting that way towards me. But thankfully I won't even be in this state in a few months so the chances of seeing him again are slim to none!

And the job was working at a spa and fitness center for rich clients. Membership was super expensive, and it was part of this apartment complex for millionaires. So the question I was asked about being an escort had no place at my job, which was helping people at the front desk.