it was practically performance art. he dressed the part of a respectable intellectual of his era, wrote volumes and volumes of stuff, never admitted to anything he said being wrong. had to play a character to get the recognition, ultimately. it'd be harder to replicate than it looks. not impossible, though.
or i could plant drugs on 'em and call the cops. it's a staple of many people for a reason, after all. not bulletproof, but it gets the job done.
Hypothetically works, of course. Admitting it works, and then if a similar crime was found commit, it would be arrest worthy, regardless of your status as a minor.
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stalking him in person lets me get ideas for his eventual christmas present anyway so. it's not a total loss. gotta take the good with the bad.
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Maybe he'll find it "adorable," or "cute."
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i doubt it. but what he doesn't know won't hurt him.
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I believe I've heard relationships being strongest when on a foundation of trust and honesty, but what do I know.
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i trust him to honestly not notice.
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Wait, you expect the future police officer to not notice being stalked?
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i didn't say he was a GOOD future police officer.
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That's not good. That's very bad, actually. What if someone not you starts stalking him?
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then that person has an unfortunate accident and we never had this conversation. ;)
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An unfortunate accident with the proper authorities, would be suggested.
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or i could plant drugs on 'em and call the cops. it's a staple of many people for a reason, after all. not bulletproof, but it gets the job done.
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Hypothetically works, of course. Admitting it works, and then if a similar crime was found commit, it would be arrest worthy, regardless of your status as a minor.
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