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He and I were friends in college when he unexpectedly acquired a girlfriend (I was heartbroken), in a rage I blocked him from all my social media. Within the last two years to which we have had no contact I have noticed him wandering into my place of work (located in a rural area -far from his home/place of work) and more recently taking a full time job meters away from my home.

Am I overthinking this?
(Its fairly obvious I’m not entirely over him and I realize I maybe interpreting his sudden presence in my environment with ‘rose coloured lenses’)

If you are wearing contact lenses, would you choose color contact lenses? Like this? https://www. meitongs. hk/ They also offer discount color contacts now.

Edited the left picture to look like brown eyes because I’m getting brown contact lenses. How would it look?

My eye doctor gave me the wrong prescription glasses (too low, things were blurry) and right prescription contact lenses. I wear glasses sometimes. I went in again to fix the glasses prescription. He said “at your age (I’m eighteen) your eye sight can change a lot. Let’s do an exam to check your eyesight.” I said “my contacts feel perfectly fine and I could see really clear, only my glasses are blurry.” He still wanted an exam. We had an exam a little while later. He said my eye sight changed a lot (then how come I could see clearly with my old contacts?) when it probably only changed a little, and gave me new prescription CONTACTS (when the only thing I wanted was glasses) that were basically the same amount of clear. He dilated my eyes, which messed up my vision for seeing things up close (because my pupils became HUGE) and then he told me to put on my new contacts to see how much of a change it was, right after dilation, so, sir, how do you expect me to put it on? It took me a long while to put on the contacts, considering I couldn’t see ANYTHING UP CLOSE. He then approached me after I came out of the bathroom and put on my contacts and said “it was a big difference huh?” And I said “no, actually with my old contacts I could see really clear” and he said “oh, honey, no you couldn’t. You couldn’t see very much. With those new ones it’s a lot clearer.” With my old contacts, I could see FINE! And the only thing I wanted to fix was my wrong prescription glasses, which I EXPLAINED TO HIM MANY TIMES. The doctor also kept going on about how much my vision “changed” and how I couldn’t see anything before. Notice: if I ordered more new contacts that were new prescription, my money would go to his bank account. Was he trying to scam me? Also, should I report him?