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Was I temporarily delusional?

Posted by Deneb on July 19, 2010, at 8:07:34

OK, this happened almost 2 weeks ago, but I'm really curious as to what this was so I'll write about it now.

I was in a drug store at the mall when I was approached by a man. He started asking me personal questions. I answered a couple since I thought he was just being friendly, but then he asked more and went on about something else. I then said, "no thanks" but he continued to ask me questions. I then just turned around and walked away, ignoring him.

I shopped around in the drug store for a while longer and saw him pestering another woman.

Later, while in the mall, I see the man sitting on a bench. He was looking at his iphone. Then suddenly I get the thought that he had been trying to take pictures of women under their skirts and was looking at the pictures now. I don't know why I had this thought because I had no evidence of this, but the more I looked at him, the more I believed this.

I stared at him and walked closer to him. I sat next to him and glared at him. Then I actually approached him and accused him of taking dirty pictures. He said he didn't know what I was talking about and that his girlfriend was coming soon.

I sat next to him for about 10 or 15 mins, periodically glaring at him. I didn't see anything unusual on his iphone.

He then left after a while, his girlfriend never showed up.

Later when I got home I started thinking about this more and realized that I had absolutely no evidence that he was a peeping tom. I was so sure at the mall! I really thought he was a pervert!

Anyways, what was this?? Was I temporarily delusional or something?

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