Police complaint by ex girlfriend?
I loved a girl. She got engaged. Out of anger, I sent her fiancee a mail which had a picture we (me and the girl) together near a beach. Also, I sent few messages to her and her fiancee requesting her to show some humanity on me and console me, till i come out of her memories. I requested her help me to come out of depression, to be with me for sometime. She refused. And it seems that her engagement is broken because of my messages, and she said me that she filed a police complaint. What options I have now to come out of these.
Asked 8 years ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu
To give more clarifications to this - I had clearly stated her that I would not be any kind of threat to her if at all she decides to move on and marry someone else. However, at the time of separation, the girl spoke and behaved harsh and rude on me, doubting my loyalty, stated that she wants to slap me when I tried to convey my feelings to her and how much I missed her etc. and hurting my self respect and pride. She also threatened me of giving police complaint and started speaking so inhumanely while I got shattered and kept crying in public listening to all such bad words.
I did my best to her, to excel her in her personal and professional life. She adored me stating, I was always there for her and it's because of me she is a good person in life now.
Now all of a sudden, her tone, words and communication changed. I requested her to give sometime for me to come out of her absence, she rejected very rudely.
All such things added up and made me to share a pic, (where we had been standing together in a beach), as an attempt to make her and her fiancee how good we were and with the hope that at least the pic might remind her of us and she might exhibit some humanity. Because she too were under similar lonely situations multiple times in the past as well, & she agrees that I was always there for her during her difficult times.
Hence, it was not an attempt to cause any kind of nuisance, but it was an attempt to make it understand how much I loved her, how much I miss her and how much stress I am going through because of her betrayal (ethically she betrayed me, she too has admitted it. Not sure if this can be legally proved).
Asked 8 years ago