I live in Santa Cruz, CA
I had sex with a man about 2 weeks ago, and then he dropped off the face of the earth (after agreeing to be in a committed, monogamous relationship with me)… he then resurfaced after about a week of constant text messaging and leaving voicemails for him when I finally threatened to come into his work and confront him in person if he didn't respond, and he explained that he'd lost his cellphone… and that was why he didn't respond to my voicemails and text messages (this is fine but I have three major issues with this… )
1. I do not believe that he actually lost his cellphone…
2. The amount of pain and suffering that this put me through simply not knowing what was going on with someone who'd originally said that they were willing to be in a committed, monogamous relationship with me, then fell off the face of the earth has put me on a boarder line suicidal tendency in my life… And has caused me a TREMENDOUS amount of pain and suffering…
3. Because of my harsh reaction to him not responding to my text messages or emails, he says that he no longer wants to be in a relationship with me (this is fine but I believe that he needs to compensate me for the pain and suffering I've experienced in the past 2 weeks of my life…)
Do I have sufficient grounds to file a pain and suffering law suit against this individual?
Thanks,
Amie
I had sex with a man about 2 weeks ago, and then he dropped off the face of the earth (after agreeing to be in a committed, monogamous relationship with me)… he then resurfaced after about a week of constant text messaging and leaving voicemails for him when I finally threatened to come into his work and confront him in person if he didn't respond, and he explained that he'd lost his cellphone… and that was why he didn't respond to my voicemails and text messages (this is fine but I have three major issues with this… )
1. I do not believe that he actually lost his cellphone…
2. The amount of pain and suffering that this put me through simply not knowing what was going on with someone who'd originally said that they were willing to be in a committed, monogamous relationship with me, then fell off the face of the earth has put me on a boarder line suicidal tendency in my life… And has caused me a TREMENDOUS amount of pain and suffering…
3. Because of my harsh reaction to him not responding to my text messages or emails, he says that he no longer wants to be in a relationship with me (this is fine but I believe that he needs to compensate me for the pain and suffering I've experienced in the past 2 weeks of my life…)
Do I have sufficient grounds to file a pain and suffering law suit against this individual?
Thanks,
Amie