Are You Being Stalked?

November 2nd, 2010 - By Khadija Allen

1. The individual has made repeated or unwanted advances to call, meet, or see you in person and he or she is intent on winning you over (if you let them)–especially after you’ve told the person no. It’s never smart to accept an unfamilar person’s notices over the phone, via email, or in person unless you know him or her personally. It could result in reoccuring issues and/or stalker-type behavior. Also, common sense tells you to never be somewhere by yourself in a closed-off environment.

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  • http://www.thehopefulromantic.co.uk The Hopeful Romantic

    "Those who love you will look out for your best interests, even if you’re not aware of the behavior". This is so true. Having been in a similar situation I ignored some concerns of family.

    Important post! Thank you.