Q: if my ex do something to herself will police or law make me responsible for it?
my ex and i broke up a month ago and she's obsessed with me but she's an alcoholic and she will do anything to get my attention she's older and manipulator, the problem is we're in italy and she's italian and i'm a foreigner im studying aboard and im middle eastern which our people reputation is not good in europe government will do everything to find something in you and send you back and my dream always was to study here and im scared she will do something to herself and make me involved or she might go to police lie and say he did something to me i just wanna know am i safe or not what should i do?
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In Italy, as in many countries, if your ex threatens to harm herself or makes false accusations against you, it's essential to take the situation seriously. Your primary concern should be her safety and well-being. You should consider contacting local authorities or a crisis hotline if you genuinely believe she may harm herself.
To protect yourself legally, it's essential to maintain evidence of your interactions, including any threats or accusations she might make. Save text messages, emails, or any communication that could be relevant. Additionally, it's advisable to consult with an attorney in Italy who can provide guidance on the local legal system and advise you on steps to protect your own rights and interests.
Remember that your priority should be ensuring her safety, but you should also take appropriate steps to protect yourself legally, especially if you believe she might make false accusations. Consulting with an attorney in Italy can help you navigate the situation effectively.
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