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Creepy Stalkers
Has anyone ever had someone stalk or obsess over them? Online, real life, whatever! Jan 15 13 10:34 pm Link misszara wrote: Yeah. . They were too longterm for me to have any clear interesting stories. If you have any questions... Jan 15 13 10:35 pm Link misszara wrote: Jan 15 13 10:38 pm Link But I thought you liked me.... Haha...just kidding! But seriously, sorry you have to deal with that. I've been stalked online before for about 4 months maybe. Good thing is that it's been about 5 months now since I've heard anything - knock on wood! Jan 15 13 10:41 pm Link DougBPhoto wrote: Who was it? Oregon State Police. Jan 15 13 10:54 pm Link Yes. Jan 15 13 11:00 pm Link Yes, he tattooed my name onto his chest. We dated for six months and he got the tattoo almost a year after I broke up with him. Jan 15 13 11:11 pm Link Yep, a few Jan 15 13 11:21 pm Link Mary Thomson wrote: Eek! That's bad! Jan 15 13 11:40 pm Link misszara wrote: Not yet, but I would eagerly welcome such behavior from Alyson Michalka or Olivia Wilde. Jan 15 13 11:41 pm Link Mary Thomson wrote: Jan 15 13 11:45 pm Link Small Fruit Pits wrote: He got married mid last year to a girl he had only known for a few months. They had a Celtic wedding and he wore a pleather vest. Strangely enough, she seemed quite a lot older than him, which is peculiar because I assumed most of him obsession with me came from weird attachment issues and him wanting a younger, smaller girl that he could control. But good on them! It stopped the love notes from turning up at my door and him calling my mother in the middle of the night. Jan 16 13 01:55 am Link Mary Thomson wrote: Mary Thomson wrote: Wait. Wait. Wait. So now this dude is married to another chick... and has YOUR name tattooed on his chest?... Jan 16 13 02:08 am Link California Girls Skate wrote: Mary Thomson wrote: Wait. Wait. Wait. So now this dude is married to another chick... and has YOUR name tattooed on his chest?... Indeed. Not my full name, just 'Mary Moo', because that's what my family call me. Jan 16 13 02:21 am Link Mary Thomson wrote: Since you are 18 now, I'm wondering...how old were you when you were with him? Jan 16 13 03:00 am Link Mary Thomson wrote: Eek! You'd almost want to send her a thankyou! Jan 16 13 04:13 am Link By a chick who married a guy I dated at 16 (he was 21)... when I was like 21/22. I'm assuming he told her he dated me to make her jealous, and she was 10 years older than him, very heavy, and obviously a miserable human being. Boyfriends and exes have gotten weird and broken in and stuff, but I think I intimidate people too much for real crazy stalking. Except for a note I got on the porch of a house I lived in for 6 months, saying they saw what I did when I got home from work every night. Which was quality time with my uh, back massager. Good way to get out of my lease though. I think a lot of girls who claim stalkers are exaggerating. Kind of like "haters". I do know a model who was really stalked in the truest sense of the word, ended up going to court. I haven't had any horrible photographer experiences either, but maybe I have a high tolerance. I don't know. Jan 16 13 04:47 am Link misszara wrote: QFT! Jan 16 13 04:51 am Link A friend of mine was stalked and kidnapped by an ex. He went to jail. When he got out he murdered a woman who looked very much like my friend. He's back in jail. Jan 16 13 04:56 am Link Yes the worst one repeatedly tried to break into my house, wait for me outside of places to grab me by my wrist and try to take me somewhere. For those few months I repeatedly went around with a group of male friends, they saved me from any real harm. The police didn't help in my case, but UK law against stalking is really flimsy. If you're having this problem then at least try and talk to the police! Jan 16 13 05:07 am Link I would love if the Victoria's Secret models would stalk me. Seriously, some of these stories are really . Jan 16 13 05:25 am Link Yeah. The asshole won't leave me alone, constantly violating the protective order I have against him, and he creeps my posts on here. He'll be going to jail, though, very soon. Jan 16 13 06:28 am Link Oh yeah! Jan 16 13 06:41 am Link Image K wrote: 15! He was 17. I was in year 10, he was in year 12 (final year of high school). He wanted a more intimate relationship then what I was prepared for, something more appropriate to his age than mine. He was extremely clingy and overly attached, wouldn't let me hang out with my friends, constantly talked about marrying me and kept trying to force our relationship in a more sexual direction. I was over it by six months and broke up with him so he dropped out of high school and dedicated his time to 'winning me back'. He even asked my mum if he could attend my grandfathers funeral just so he could see me. A year later and he gets my name tattooed onto himself and emails me a picture of it. Not sure how he found out my new email address. Then I didn't hear anything from or about him in ages and then one day a friend of mine showed me the wedding pics and explained what happened. Jan 16 13 07:22 am Link Are there non-creepy stalkers? Jan 16 13 07:39 am Link Mary Thomson wrote: Wow! Maybe you should turn all that over to the veterinarian. They would most certainly have cause to neuter him! :Big Rusty Scissors SNIP: Jan 16 13 08:45 am Link The worst stalker moment I had was more just a case of bullying but my friends have been stalked and it's just really creepy to hear about. I used to live in a semi-bad neighbourhood and would have awkward run ins with guys but none of them would ever stalk me. I honestly don't know what I would do if a situation escalated like that. Jan 16 13 10:31 am Link The real problem with stalking is, for some LEOs, to get wrapped up in a case only for the complainant to then change his or (usually) her mind and then start up a relationship AGAIN with the offender. And then the LEO is the 'bad guy.' And then again cut him or her off. And so on and so on. That is why, in NYS at least, the way domestic violance laws work now is that the complainant is The People of NYS, not the victim, and the vicitm may not drop the charges. Anybody ever reporting someone for harassment or stalking by someone he or she was in a previous realtionship with really needs to be certain to 100% and no 'take-backs' that they never ever want anything to do with that person ever again. Jan 16 13 10:31 am Link Yeah. Jan 16 13 11:02 am Link On two different occasions, I've had girls break up with me and comment that they were "freaked out that you didn't freak out". I was like, "Huh? What does that mean?" "Well," the girls explained, "usually when I break up with a guy, they go kind of crazy. And you didn't. You were totally calm and mature about it." "Yeah? So?" "So, I'm just not used to that. It kind of freaked me out. I kept thinking you were gonna snap any minute." After reading this thread and seeing the kind of lunatics you ladies go out with, I'm starting to understand what those girls meant... P.S. I meant what I said earlier - Alyson Michalka or Oliva Wilde, please stalk me. Jan 16 13 11:18 am Link Mary Thomson wrote: That's a little...harsh, isn't it? Jan 16 13 01:07 pm Link yup, both online and IRL. One ex in particular still "checks in to see how things are" (translation: am I still happily married) about every other month. Jan 16 13 01:23 pm Link yeah it was in HS the weirdest thing cause everytime I was hanging out with friends he would hang around and never speak to anyone but always leave when I left after a few days if him doing this my guy friend had to act like my boyfriend and tell him something to get him to stop thankfully it didn't go that far Jan 16 13 01:34 pm Link Cynthia Serrano wrote: You sure he wasn't just too shy to talk to you? Jan 16 13 01:40 pm Link it can take some people years to clear someone out of their system, especially if they fell in love with them. to me that's not creepy, it's just part of the human condition. life is all about connections and sometimes it's hard to let one go. Jan 16 13 01:52 pm Link NikkiVendetta wrote: Maybe but it wasn't like he didnt just talk to me he didnt talk to any of my friends either my friends were like who the hell is this guy and then he kept doing it Jan 16 13 01:54 pm Link Image K wrote: Perhaps, but his obsession with young girls seems to be ongoing. After we broke up he would wait outside my little sisters school so he could talk to her before anyone picked her up. He liked me because I was a little, blonde, blue eyed kid who hadn't really developed as much as other girls my age. Jan 16 13 02:17 pm Link Had a girl who I'd only met once before lock me in a room at a get together she was having, confess her undying love to me, and chase me around for a while. Does that count? Jan 16 13 02:20 pm Link Yes, she mailed me a key to her apartment with an "invitation". More letters followed - one asking for my cc# so she could buy a wedding dress. Jan 16 13 02:43 pm Link S3R4PH1M wrote: It wasn't an expensive dress, I promise! 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