is it best to block an X from everything if she is toxic?

Well, if she's toxic and you want nothing to do with her, then she won't leave it alone,

that's probably a good idea.

But I've got friends and I've had many clients over the years that they liked the crazy.

I think I've told this story many times over years.

I had a guy who used to work with that he was dating this little 105 pound cute girl.

And he was, I remember him sleeping in his bed when he was passed out.

They had an argument.

She threw a beer bottle, like full of beer At his head, missed his head. It exploded on the wall behind him and glass went everywhere. And he kicked her out. It said, leave. That's it. We're done. And, I don't know, like a week later, she over like 11 o'clock at night and he wouldn't

answer the door and he had a solid core door. I mean, it was it was glued together in, you

know, like a process. It was, you know, kind of doors you buy at Lowe's or whatever, had a little

window in the top. And this little 105 pound girl just kicked and kicked and kicked that door until

the seams busted and like i remember going over there a few days later i was like she did that to

that door dude is like i couldn't believe it but she was nuts she was nuts and then here's the

other thing like surprised dude so he had a restraining order against her after that incident

and then what does he do he lets it expire and soon as it expired he's back in he's like i just like

the crazy corret can't help but i like the crazy i like that that crazy breakup makeup sex man they got

together and dated off off and on for a couple of years after that. Even after he would have other girlfriends and, you know, the other girlfriends didn't like her being around in the background. And then she would disappear. But as soon as he was single again, she was the first one he called. He'd get back to him. He's like, I just like that sex. We all know that one guy.

Oh.

And that one girl.

Yeah.

You're telling me.

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