She Went On A Date With A Guy Who Wouldn’t Let Her Order Anything Over $10, Then Proceeded To Stalk Her When She Turned Him Down

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Back in 2007/2008, Jennifer Zepeda, who goes by @jenniferzepeda82, broke up with her baby daddy and moved into her mom and dad’s house.

A few weeks after the breakup, Jennifer and her friend decided to go out and have fun since Jennifer’s kids were with their dad for the weekend.

Jennifer and her friend got all dolled up and hit a local club, where they met two guys. Jennifer started talking with one of them, Caesar, and they exchanged phone numbers.

The morning after, Caesar texted her at 7 a.m., which Jennifer thought was odd since she had only just met him.

Caesar proceeded to text and call her nonstop, but Jennifer still allowed him to take her out on a date.

Caesar offered to pick her up, but Jennifer declined since she didn’t know him. Then, Caesar said he was going to treat Jennifer to dinner, which seemed very gentlemanly.

They went to Olive Garden on their date, and as soon as they got the menus from their waitress, Caesar said that she had to order something $10 or under.

Confused, Jennifer asked if she was allowed to order a drink since there was no way she could order that and a meal for less than $10.

Strangely enough, Caesar said she could only order wine, and she wasn’t allowed to have more than two glasses. Controlling much?

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Jennifer definitely felt irritated that Caesar was attempting to put so many rules around their date, but she didn’t get up and leave.

On the date, Caesar revealed that he owns a mechanic shop, so Jennifer could tell he had money, which only made her feel worse about his weird rules.

Jennifer didn’t end up eating all of her chicken parm that night, and when they were done with dinner, Caesar was shocked that she didn’t want to take her leftovers to go, so he insisted on taking them home with him.

Later in the evening, Caesar texted Jennifer, but she didn’t get back to him immediately. Instead, she called him the next day, and she said that she had a nice time but didn’t think there was a spark.

Caesar got upset with her for being honest but eventually accepted what she was saying. However, he kept on texting and calling her, and she was shocked by how much he was reaching out to her.

It further creeped her out when Caesar added her on Myspace, as it wasn’t easy to find her there.

But then, one day, he showed up on her front doorstep, and he confronted her for not responding to his texts and calls.

Jennifer explained to him that she was scared that he had found her address and had just shown up unannounced, and he claimed to be her neighbor.

Caesar argued that it was “fate” that they ran into one another, but Jennifer kept reiterating that she wasn’t interested.

Eventually, he left, but Caesar was not exactly out of Jennifer’s life. He hacked her Myspace, sent a message to all her friends saying she’s not single and that she’s in a serious relationship, and deleted her account.

On another occasion, Jennifer saw him while on her way home from work, so she stopped to ask him where exactly he lived in her neighborhood. Instead of answering the question, Caesar called her names and denied hacking into her Myspace.

For the following weeks, he left things in her mailbox, drove past her house, and wrote insane notes, which he placed on her car.

Caesar stopped stalking her after a while and moved out of her neighborhood. Though, sometimes she still sees him when she drives past her mom and dad’s house.

“Just be careful who you date…it’s such a crazy world out there, and I definitely learned my lesson,” Jennifer concluded.

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