Troublemaker Friend

She's now cleaned - to the best of what was possible - the washing machine. The threat from the woman who ordered the machine must've shaken Vicky up. Although part of me think it's karma.

Vicky telephoned the council about it maybe 30 times. I've told Vicky that is overboard and obsessive but she didn't want to believe me. Vicky needs to STOP repeatedly telephoning people. She'll get their backs up by doing that. I can't really blame the lady for being angry with Vicky.

Still, Vicky IS lonely and has very few people on her side. I don't pity her: I just sympathize. Being alone has got to be tough on anybody. HOWEVER I have told her to steer clear of the police: why on earth would someone want to tangle with them? The police aren't counsellors: they uphold the law. They don't care about Vicky: they are just doing their job. Also, Vicky believes she can outsmart the police and the authorities. She couldn't be more wrong. The law wins every time. It's like a murderer being traced through the forensic detectives: the technology means criminals are now caught and prosecuted. What makes Vicky different from those criminals? If she isn't careful she could end up in prison. I'd even call it arrogance. Vicky can't stop the law.

Looks like she wants attention.

That's what I think too.

She did receive a letter from the ambulance service, warning her not to phone them.

She hasn't listened.

I spoke to my bestie again last night. She was in less pain. She seemed more upbeat, thankfully.

I have a lot of sympathy.

It might be hard but you sometimes you have to for your own good. 

I am starting to develop right wing tendencies where your friend is involved. Surely locking her up would release police time for the rest of us.

This for sounds very much like a mental disorder such as Munchausen syndrome. The constant need for attention by emergency services seems to indicate a serious problem and she needs mental health care. Soon as she is locked up either for one of her criminal Suites or by being sectioned the better, Society is suffering because of her need for attention.

I'd NEVER telephone the ambulance. I also steer well clear of the police. If I can avoid the police, I do.

I don't like these games that Vicky is playing.

I don't deliberately indulge Vicky: I just feel I should be nice to her. She doesn't have many friends, which must be very lonely.

I just want the best for Vicky: I hope she can make peace with herself.

Vicky is now looking for a boyfriend. She'll make it happen: and has inspired me to do the same.

I'd love a boyfriend myself.

Mutual support from Vicky? 

The court case keeps being adjourned. It's ridiculous. It is also taking its toll on Vicky's mental health. She is sick and tired of the case being adjourned and just wants it over and done with.

I agree with Vicky about this: it is very frustrating.