Casper...cliff notes....Bacon is mad because he thinks Sadcat is responsible for his break up even though Sadcat has documented proof that he tried to convince him to do just the opposite....for weeks. Sadcat convinced Bacon to get on medication (this probably sounds familiar) and he did and during that time he seemed fine with the breakup. Incidently everyone including Bacon himself realized how much better of a person he was after getting on bi-polar medication.. He initially thanked Sadcat for all he had done for him. He stopped taking meds, and now has decided he wants Cami back, and it is somehow Sadcat's fault that they broke up. He is now on a mission to bring down Sadcat, and makes repeated text insults and threats to Sadcat and to others.
There is much more , but the long and short of it is that Bacon cannot accept responsibility for anything he does long term. And after months of letting Bacon invade his life and trying to help him..to the point it affected all the relationships in Sadcat's life negatively, he has decided that Sadcat is a demon responsible for all of his misery. Sadcat is just fighting back against threats from someone whom he wasted months trying to help (including trying to get him to see it was not wise to break up with Cami.)
Oh and every time he sobers up Sadcat gets a peace offering text from Bacon...and then days later SC gets another insulting text or hears he is plotting to have him thrown in jail. It's just stupid.
Oh and p.s. Bacon/Cami and Sadcat had not talked in over a year off of the forum until Bacon asked Cami to get SC to put in some plays for him. He is the one who initiated the renewed off board contact.
He asked SC again to put in plays this year and SC declined. Either that was an attempt to "gather evidence" of some sort, or he was pissed off that SC said no. In any case, he keeps saying SC is going to put SC in jail for illegal bookmaking...that's a quote.
Remember how SC begged you to lay off Bacon because of his illness last year? Well SC has run out of empathy.
