How this person is texting me How do I get it to stop?

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I’m a junior that just transferred in to a new university so I don’t have any friends other than the ones I already know. in one of my classes the teacher made us do this “speed meeting” thing to help us get to know people in our class and said we could give each other our numbers. one freshman seemed to take a liking to me and won’t stop texting me now I’m not interested and since he’s talking about more than the class I need some help on how to get him to stop. I’ve tried not texting back but it doesn’t work, any ideas?

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Answer by terianred

wen he texts u respond by said whats up with u leave me alone thanks

Answer by nancy

you can block his number.

Answer by duh_doilooklikeafrenchfry2u

Just keep ignoring the text, eventually it will either stop or at least slow down. If not change your number. Thanks for asking.

Answer by LovelyT

Honesty is the best solution! If you feel comfortable talking to him in person than tell him you are not interested in him in a romantic way. Ignoring texts doesn’t let him know how you truly feel. If he continues texting you, block his number.

Answer by Shyann

Block his number that says it all and will stop the annoyance. If your phone doesn’t do it call your carrier they can do it for you.

Answer by Bulletproof

Lol no send him:

Error message 45265: This number is unavailable and further messages will be charged to your account.

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The Dominican Community in Glasnevin was founded originally in 1977. The provincial at that time was Fr. Damian Byrne and he was keenly supportive of pre-novitiate formation for those intending to join the Order. Fr. Damian had spent much of his working life in Latin America where pre-novitiate formation was commonplace. He introduced the concept to the Irish province in 1978 when the first group of men moved into the house at 40 Iona Road. This house had been bequeathed to the Order.

The original project had two community members who lived with the pre-novices. These were Fathers Fredrick Cronin and Pius McGrath. There were between four and seven pre-novices for the first five years. After a year with no pre-novice the two brothers returned to their respective communities of Newbridge and Anglesey Road. The house re-opened the following year with Father Maurice Fearon as Director and Father Gerard O’Keeffe as his non-resident assistant. In 1985/6 a large number of men applied to join the Order. There was not the physical space to house nine pre-novices in the house so the community decamped to Gracepark Gardens with Father Maurice and Father Noel Meade as his assistant. This temporary accommodation was not available the following year when another large group applied for entry. As luck or coincidence would have it, the adjoining property at 38 Iona Road came on the market at that time. The Order purchased 38 Iona Road which was a larger property than 40. At the time of purchase the house was divided and sublet into thirteen bedsit apartments. It took some time to refurbish so the pre-novices of 1987/8 were lodged in the upstairs of the former orphanage on Dominick Street. When the house in Iona Road was refurbished the pre-novices moved there with their director, Father Stephen Hutchinson. One of the pre-novices of that time recorded his memories in a book published under the name Peter O’Flynn and called “The Irish Virus”. Father Stephen was appointed as prior of Athy and Father Ailbe O’Connor took over the direction of the pre-novitiate.

In 1992, the provincial chapter abandoned the idea of pre-novitiate formation and returned to the traditional novitiate as the beginning of Dominican life in the Irish province. The house was rented to the Dominican Sisters of the Cabra congregation and they established a community in #38. The adjoining house was rented out to students and fell into disrepair.

In 2000 a community was re-established there as a filial community of Saint Saviour’s in Dublin with Father Gerard Dunne as its first vicar. Between then and 2005 it was home to Fathers Vincent Mercer, Bernard McCay-Morrissey, Adrain Farrelly, Francis Downes and Fergal Mac Eoinín. These brothers were involved in studies, the promotion of vocations, supply work and chaplaincies. In 2004 the Order sold 38 Iona Road to help raise revenue for the Dominican Biblical Institute in Limerick. The community continued in 40 Iona Road until 2012 when this house was also sold to help meet the Dominican contribution to the Institution Redress Board.

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