A Chiropractor responsible for organising the social actitivies of all other chiropractors in his town's social organisation became infatuated with a female chiropractor. He was a divorcee and at times struggled with his orientation but this one female chiropractor's gentle way reminded him of who he is. He seemed to develop a need for her attention and actually paid some of her clients to stay away from her office. She could see something unusual was transpiring. He broke all the rules. He would try to frustrate her social events by sending accusations about the type of soda purchased and was very overt about it, showing no shame. His obsession and the bribery became evident when his desire for her attention became a hatred and resentment. She did not respond as it appeared that, ultimately, all he wanted was an acknowledgement of his position but not necessarily something sexual. It seems that he went through the same experience once with another gentleman who broke all the rules in the same position as the organiser of social activites. The current organiser wanted to be "liked" and accepted soo much and to have his social events free from the accusations that he took his clothes off for the previous organiser. He didn't have to do that since they just wanted to control his choice of sodas. The previous organiser took pictures and bribed the current organiser for the rest of his life and used him for sexual favors. He broke all the rules. The moral to the story is that hurt people who have not forgiven wish to hurt others and will stop at nothing until someone is dead. They are psychotic and obsessed and need to be reminded of the power of forgiveness. Read Colossians 3:13 and Matthew 6:14. If all else fails, ask Yoda.