This is a hard one as its always difficult to finally say goodbye. The best thing to do is next time the person is outside your house, phoning or texting you, say in a calm and understanding matter "I don't want to know anymor, please delete my number and move on".
If you say this in an angry or aggressive manner, this just gives the person fuel to keep chasing you or trying to get a bigger reaction from you. Make it sound serious but in a nice manner. I am being bothered myself by my Ex. It doesn't help that we both like Car shows and have a keen passion of cars. We see each other several times a year at the shows but it always ends in agro as I now take my new fella - which of course my ex doesn't like. But don't let someone control you. Enjoy yourself, go to the places you want to go and don't try threatening them with the Police, as that usually never works. They will just keep pushing to see if you have the balls to walk into that Police station and by then, it becomes serious!! Honestly, eye contact, a calm manner and "I seriously dont want to know anymore" usually works!! Hope this helps
When someone is stifling you, it means they are inhibiting or restricting your actions, thoughts, or freedom in some way. This can manifest as controlling behavior, lack of support for your personal growth, or not allowing you to express yourself freely.
Psychological Abuse
Cyberbullying
all you have to do is tell them to leave you alone sometimes if you tell them to leave you alone it won't work if they keep harassing you tell a parent or teacher they will help you why they keep harassing you,
Try reversing the phone number
ringing someone and threatening to rape/molest them
The slang term "phoning it home" usually refers to someone not putting in much effort or doing the minimum required in a situation, like going through the motions. It implies that the person is not fully engaged or invested in what they are doing.
Yes, you should probably talk to someone about that.
To pester means to annoy or bother someone persistently with repeated requests, questions, or demands. It involves repeatedly bothering someone in a way that can be irritating or disruptive.
Appear before a Justice of the Peace and file a information.
prove to the court that you are likely to have success on the merits (substantial chance of prevailing in the case)
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