After telling you guys about the "spiritiual" side of my roommate, I figure I'll tell you guys about his relationship with these girls. I'll explain why I have coined the term "pedophile pimp" for him...
I'll start by talking about his girlfriend. His girlfriend is 14 years-old and she lives in Oklahoma (he attends Penn State). From what I can gather from his phone calls, he met her in a chatroom, when she just came out of a troubled relationship. They have been "girlfriend and boyfriend" for one year and two months now. They have yet to meet each other in real life, but he has seen her picture. I have seen it too unfortunately because he uses it as his wallpaper and he tacks it on to his desk (in my opinion she's not that impressive). So what is wrong with this picture? Well the first fact is that she's underaged. This also leads into another fact that her parents don't want him to be her boyfriend. They do not want her chatting with him on the phone or through the internet.
This is why earlier in the year, she only really calls him when it was really late at night. At first I was mildly okay with it...until I start realizing see it's happening every night. Even worse, I once woke up in the middle of the night to hear them having something akin to phone sex. Pissed me off interminably, I had to tell him 4 times before he stopped with the phone calls. Another annoyance is how when she's tried, he begs her to stay up to talk to him (at like 1:00 AM eastern time). Now, at times he will even skip class (after giving me an excuse) to talk to the phone with her (she better not be skipping either). I was deeply satisfied one day when I overheard her mother saying to my roommate over the cellphone "I told you to stop calling her!" Lastly, their phone conversations never seem all that serious. They seem always be playful with each other.
Next comes his various 14/15 years-old female friends, whom some of them are broken. What do I mean by "broken?" Broken as in one girl was once rape, while others are emotionally unstable from being rejected by their families or through their social life. Normally, I don't see anything wrong with being friends with them. However, my roommate's "friendship" with them his quite different. He sweet talks with them, which annoys me to hell. He tells them "I love you", "So good to hear your voice", "I missed you", "Sweetie, "Hun", "Honey", etc. You simply do not toy with the emotions of emotionally distraught girls. It will only lead to them being more broken then they already once they find out that he does not love them as a lover or that he already has a "girlfriend." One girl in particular started telling him how she was going to attempt suicide (the once raped girl) because she founds out about his girlfriend.
This post has gotten a bit long. Next time I shall post my hypothesis concerning his psychological reasoning for having a preference for these girls.
I'll start by talking about his girlfriend. His girlfriend is 14 years-old and she lives in Oklahoma (he attends Penn State). From what I can gather from his phone calls, he met her in a chatroom, when she just came out of a troubled relationship. They have been "girlfriend and boyfriend" for one year and two months now. They have yet to meet each other in real life, but he has seen her picture. I have seen it too unfortunately because he uses it as his wallpaper and he tacks it on to his desk (in my opinion she's not that impressive). So what is wrong with this picture? Well the first fact is that she's underaged. This also leads into another fact that her parents don't want him to be her boyfriend. They do not want her chatting with him on the phone or through the internet.
This is why earlier in the year, she only really calls him when it was really late at night. At first I was mildly okay with it...until I start realizing see it's happening every night. Even worse, I once woke up in the middle of the night to hear them having something akin to phone sex. Pissed me off interminably, I had to tell him 4 times before he stopped with the phone calls. Another annoyance is how when she's tried, he begs her to stay up to talk to him (at like 1:00 AM eastern time). Now, at times he will even skip class (after giving me an excuse) to talk to the phone with her (she better not be skipping either). I was deeply satisfied one day when I overheard her mother saying to my roommate over the cellphone "I told you to stop calling her!" Lastly, their phone conversations never seem all that serious. They seem always be playful with each other.
Next comes his various 14/15 years-old female friends, whom some of them are broken. What do I mean by "broken?" Broken as in one girl was once rape, while others are emotionally unstable from being rejected by their families or through their social life. Normally, I don't see anything wrong with being friends with them. However, my roommate's "friendship" with them his quite different. He sweet talks with them, which annoys me to hell. He tells them "I love you", "So good to hear your voice", "I missed you", "Sweetie, "Hun", "Honey", etc. You simply do not toy with the emotions of emotionally distraught girls. It will only lead to them being more broken then they already once they find out that he does not love them as a lover or that he already has a "girlfriend." One girl in particular started telling him how she was going to attempt suicide (the once raped girl) because she founds out about his girlfriend.
This post has gotten a bit long. Next time I shall post my hypothesis concerning his psychological reasoning for having a preference for these girls.
