My tutor became obsessed with me and touched me, so I used a brick to stop her.

All right, buckle down, because if this was a roller coaster, it would be the Tower of Terror.

It's also a very long story.

Now, just as a little disclaimer, the person involved may not read Reddit, but her son very well might.

So I've changed names, places and specific details,

and I'm not going to describe the person's appearance. I will, however, be telling you of a revenge

that started off petty in nature and has since had a pro outcome, and is still ongoing. I'm a

university student, at 19 years old, in Canada, studying history.

Since September, I've been struggling with both my physical and mental health.

The problem with a free healthcare system is that sometimes there are long waiting lists

for mental health services.

And despite being put on medication, my condition was worsening.

I'd gone to a member of staff who we shall call

Patricia to explain the situation. Initially, she was helpful, giving me extensions on assignments

and special considerations for my exams. I passed the first semester with a whopping 62%, which

was impressive given the fact that I hadn't really been to any lectures.

After the Christmas break, my mental health was so bad that I ended up in hospital.

I also struggled to get back into lectures as planned or submit much work.

I was seeing the student support team the university had supplied and the mental health team the hospital had provided.

I have a personality disorder and

sometimes I find it hard to control my emotions, and Patricia was well aware of this. However,

she was going above and beyond her normal duties and was starting to get a little distressing.

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