The fast food joint did not do anything to you. You stalked your supervisor to the point she had to fire you. You came in on your days off and followed her around and, when she told you to stop, you did not stop. Your bad behavior is the problem. By continuing to act out and not learn from past mistakes, you have now been suspended from your other job. You are the only one to blame and you are the only one who can change your behavior. Anyone who acts that way will be fired because it is unacceptable. I encourage you to seek help from your therapist in how to take responsibility for your actions (stop pretending the fast food supervisor did something to you when you did something to her) and start acting professionally at work. Your supervisors have been incredibly lenient with you, but it sounds like they aren’t going to be letting things slide anymore. Most people who did the things you described on your other threads would have been fired a long time ago.