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Ok, I need some advice.
To make a long story short, there is this guy, head of security on my college campus, about a month ago, I collapsed in the halls and had to have the medics come. He was the guy who helped me. The following week, everytime he saw me he asked how I was, which seemed normal. Then it started to get weird, he came up to me one day when I was studying in the quad and gave me his card asking if I was interested in joining the "security counsel" which I asked people about and said they hadnt heard of it. And now, every time I see him he needs to be talking to me, last week he gave me a "gift" or sorts, he knows I am a lit major and gave me a really nice gold bookmark. What is the deal? is he just being really nice, or is this creepy? And what should I do to kinda give him the idea that Its making me feel weird. Quick fact, he's like old enough to be my father, I'm 24, and he also wears a wedding band. HELP PLEASE
To make a long story short, there is this guy, head of security on my college campus, about a month ago, I collapsed in the halls and had to have the medics come. He was the guy who helped me. The following week, everytime he saw me he asked how I was, which seemed normal. Then it started to get weird, he came up to me one day when I was studying in the quad and gave me his card asking if I was interested in joining the "security counsel" which I asked people about and said they hadnt heard of it. And now, every time I see him he needs to be talking to me, last week he gave me a "gift" or sorts, he knows I am a lit major and gave me a really nice gold bookmark. What is the deal? is he just being really nice, or is this creepy? And what should I do to kinda give him the idea that Its making me feel weird. Quick fact, he's like old enough to be my father, I'm 24, and he also wears a wedding band. HELP PLEASE
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Yes he is weird. Very weird. Talk to his boss ASAP.