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7 Chilling Signs Someone Is Stalking You

June 28, 2023 · Expert Tips
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1. Manipulating you into interacting with them

Any opportunity for contact with their victims is pursued by stalkers. Some go so far as to file a baseless lawsuit to force the target of their stalking into contact. These legal strategies might be anything from absurd to brutal. The stalker makes you defend yourself to attract you into his circle.

Moreover, there are a lot of stalkers who try to get under the victim’s skin by making themselves look like victims. For example, if you don’t match their devotion, they can threaten to harm someone else or speak about suicide. If you sense this is happening to you, it is a big red flag and a warning sign that someone is stalking you, and you should report it to the police as soon as possible!

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