Dealing with homophobia

supermassive

purpleshoes wrote: »

So what are your plans to deal with this issue going forward.

I'm obviously going to keep reporting problems that occur, but there's not much I can do except sit back and wait for the inevitable onslaught of abuse, really, or for it to get worse and have to make an emergency call and have him arrested.

I can't move until the end of my tenancy, or I would. And I can't very well be invisible until then.

It's doing wonders for my stress levels :rotfl:

1886

I think a car with an MOT and cheap tax and insurance needs parking directly slap bang in the middle of his 'spot'....


:rotfl:

Edwardia

It's not his spot tho - if your car is taxed if it has to be, insured, MOT'd if needed and not in breach of traffic laws you can park it anywhere you like on public road.

There will always be moaning minnies who think otherwise but the police should apprise them of that. I had a Land Rover and the people opposite complained abt it being parked where they could see it. :rotfl:

meer53

Edwardia wrote: »

It's not his spot tho - if your car is taxed if it has to be, insured, MOT'd if needed and not in breach of traffic laws you can park it anywhere you like on public road.

There will always be moaning minnies who think otherwise but the police should apprise them of that. I had a Land Rover and the people opposite complained abt it being parked where they could see it. :rotfl:

Was there no "invisibility cloak" on the list of optional extras when you bought it ? :rotfl: See, thats where you went wrong