Stalking

When a stalker ends a relationship, it often involves a complex mix of control, obsession, and emotional turmoil. The individual may feel a sense of loss or abandonment, leading to heightened stalking behaviors or attempts to regain control. It's essential for the person being stalked to prioritize their safety and seek support, as the end of the relationship can sometimes escalate the stalker's actions. Professional help and legal measures may be necessary to ensure protection and support.

Yes, women can be stalkers. Stalking behavior is not limited to any specific gender; both men and women can exhibit obsessive or harassing behaviors towards others. The motivations and circumstances behind stalking may vary, but the act itself can be perpetrated by individuals of any gender. It's important to recognize that stalking is a serious issue that can have significant emotional and psychological impacts on victims, regardless of the stalker's gender.

Aggravated stalking is considered a felony in several states, including Florida, Georgia, and California, among others. The specific criteria and penalties can vary by state; for example, Florida classifies aggravated stalking as a third-degree felony, while California may impose harsher penalties depending on the circumstances. Generally, aggravated stalking involves threats or a pattern of behavior that causes the victim to fear for their safety. Always consult local laws for the most accurate and current information.

In general, if someone tells you that you have a "banging body," they are likely expressing admiration for your physical appearance, particularly your figure or physique. This phrase is colloquial and informal, and it is typically used to compliment someone's attractiveness or sex appeal. However, it is important to consider the context and tone in which the comment is made, as interpretations can vary based on individual perspectives and relationships.

Well, darling, victims of stalking feel like they were stalked because, surprise, they were actually stalked. Stalking involves unwanted and obsessive attention that makes the victim feel frightened, harassed, or in danger. So, if someone's lurking around your house at 2 am, yeah, it's safe to say you've been stalked.

This true story has very little to do with Nirvana's song, "Polly," except to provide a source of inspiration perhaps. Kurt Cobain's references prove he had no knowledge of the actual events and he knew little of what actually happened to the girl kidnapped by Gerald Friend. I served on the jury that convicted Gerald Friend of the kidnap, rape and torture of this girl. Yes, a fourteen-year-old runaway girl in Tacoma, Washington, was kidnapped by Gerald Friend, but initially, she willingly got into his car with him. The girl had run away from home and had been secretly living in the closets of various friends. She was not kidnapped on her way home from a punk concert as related by Kurt of Nirvana. Friend picked up the runaway girl on lower Pacific Avenue, a known pick-up location for prostitutes at that time, and the belief was that she was turning tricks as she willingly got into his car late one night (later than any fourteen year-old girl would be out alone walking through the seediest part of downtown Tacoma, Washington). Friend first took her for for a hamburger at Frisko Freeze, then took her, with a knife at her throat to keep her silent, into to his single-wide trailer where the rapes occurred. Friend hung the girl upside down in ski boots from a pulley attached to the ceiling of his mobile home and raped and tortured her with a leather whip, a straight razor, dripped hot wax on her, used a hot roller glued to a stick on her, and a blowtorch. She never "flirted" with her captor to trick him into "trusting" her as reportedly mentioned by Cobain. After he was through raping and torturing her, Friend trussed her arms with a leather belt, gagged her with duct tape, and threw her on the floor of the back seat of his car for what could have been the last ride of her life. She escaped from his car when he stopped for gas as he was heading out on rural Highway 7 away from Tacoma. She jumped out of his car and ran into the gas station office and dove behind the clerk's desk, cowering behind the clerk's legs. Friend raced away from the gas station and abandoned his car in a K-Mart parking lot in Lakewood, Washington. Friend was later arrested in Yakima, Washington, and eventually convicted of these crimes. Prior to this particular kidnapping and rape, he had served 20 years for a similar incident where he kidnapped a brother and sister in Pierce County, Washington. He pushed the brother out of his car, took the girl into the woods, tied her to a tree, and raped the sister who also escaped from Friend by swimming across the freezing-cold glacier-fed Mashell River. Friend's parole officer at the time of this conviction believed that he was taking her out towards Mount Rainer where his family owned rural property, and that there are bodies of other girls Friend had disposed of in rural Pierce County.

Yes, spying on anyone in the shower is a major invasion of privacy and just plain creepy. It doesn't matter if it's your aunt, your neighbor, or a random stranger - it's wrong, period. If you want to see someone naked, just ask them out on a date like a normal person.

Well, in my opinion, there are several reasons someone might stalk someone else; love, revenge, hate, obsession, or just plain craziness. For example, if someone likes a guy and they are convinced that the feeling is mutual, then they might stalk them.

People may call you "weird" because they perceive your behavior or interests as different from what they consider to be normal or typical. It could be a way for them to express discomfort or uncertainty about something unfamiliar to them. Embracing your uniqueness and staying true to yourself is important, regardless of how others may label you.

Well what type of man can stalk you. Well anyone that stalks you is ill mentally or obsessive so not a nice type of person! And why, well it could be for various reasons. They may have an obsession with you, they may want something from you, and more. But if someone stalks you it is not good and they should be reported immediately!

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It's important to remember that beauty is subjective and everyone has their own unique features that make them special. Physical appearances aren't the only thing that define a person's worth or value. It's more important to focus on inner qualities, kindness, and personality.

Yes, it is generally recommended to go home and seek immediate help if followed by a stalker. Going to a safe and secure location is important, and contacting the authorities or a trusted person can help ensure your safety.

Stalkers often have a distorted perception of the person they are stalking, often believing they have a special connection or relationship. They may engage in obsessive thinking and fixate on the person, feeling a sense of entitlement and possessiveness. Stalkers may also experience delusions, paranoia, or a desire for control and power over their target.

Age does not determine whether someone is a pervert or not. Perverted behavior is unrelated to a person's age, as it is based on their actions and attitudes towards others. It is important to remember that inappropriate behavior is not acceptable at any age.

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block their number or email address or save all the evidence and report them

Make sure you have evidence or a way to catch them in the act.

I decided to stalk the bird to try and get the perfect photograph.

It is illegal to stalk someone.

The stalk of the plant was beginning to protrude through the dirt.

Being stalked is when you see a stranger or even an old boyfriend or someone you know sneaking around; being at the same places you are or standing outside your house. They can also make many phone calls; leave emails; etc. If you even have a hint of being stalked then tell your parents! If you do not let someone know then you may be putting your life in jeopardy. It is better to be safe than sorry.

be afraid. :/ be very afraid... dude or dudet lighten up theyre probably not stalking you at school and it is just by chance that they moved to your neighborhood youre probably overeacting but if you think its that serious tell a trusted friend or adult. or you could have someone with you at school and if youre out in your neighbor hood

report her to the FBI and police and they will work together. They will watch the stalkers moves so she will not know it and just when she thinks she has it made, they have a case and the stalker goes to jail. When over a married man he finally has no one to believe his lies and goes back to his wife. The only reason he left is because woman will not accept being shared like the mistress stalker was number 4. Wife will always be number 1 even while stalker goes to jail. Stalkers need to understand that you can not make people do what you want. Lastly what goes around comes around only you will be in jail.