Do you feel paranoid every once in a while, but none of the people around you seem to understand why? Do you feel like someone’s watching you, but you have no solid proof of it? Chances are, it could be a stalker. It’s normally either someone you used to know and rejected or a real criminal chasing their next victim.
It’s common for stalkers to send their victim flowers or gifts. As much as you might love the attention and flowers, it does get creepy when they keep coming and you have no idea who’s sending them. When stalkers see you get rid of their gifts — as you get nervous or angry, you’re likely to do the most natural thing and throw those flowers or chocolates in the trash — they take it to the next level. Angry at you for the unreturned love, they might start sending inappropriate gifts. Do you wanna find out some other foolproof signs that you’re being watched? Then watch our new video!
TIMESTAMPS:
You notice a stranger near your workplace or in your neighborhood 1:01
You receive unwanted gifts 1:59
You get in trouble and then rescued 2:37
They’re spreading rumors about you 3:37
Something is wrong with your phone 4:31
You notice strange activity on your social networks 5:12
An unfamiliar number calls you all the time 6:09
What you can do 6:52
#stalking #stalkingsymptoms
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- If someone walks by and hangs out under your window fairly often, it’s a good reason to be alarmed. It’s also not OK to bump into the same creepy guy at your local grocery store or notice him parked right next to your car every now and then.
- It’s common for stalkers to send their victim flowers or gifts. As much as you might love the attention and flowers, it does get creepy when they keep coming and you have no idea who’s sending them.
- We all get flat tires and run out of gas every once in a while. But when it starts happening too often, it’s another sign that you have someone after you. Stalkers use this trick to play the hero since they often have a bad case of hero syndrome.
- Stalkers, especially the aggressive kind or rejected lovers, can go to great lengths to make your life worse and spoil your reputation.
- Have you noticed weird sounds or changes of volume on your phone lines? Or maybe there’s suddenly static popping and scratching out of nowhere? All of these are clear signs of a wiretap or other listening device attached to your line by an amateur eavesdropper.
- Many cyber-stalkers never meet their victims in real life or even know their real identities. However, this doesn’t make cyber-stalking OK.
- Remember one thing — don’t ignore constant calls from unfamiliar numbers. Dropping such calls seems like the most natural thing to do, but if you want to get rid of them for good or report the stalker, don’t do it.
- Change your daily patterns. Take your morning run to a different park, try a new route to work, and get your coffee at a new coffee shop.
- In case you normally have your ears plugged with headphones and are on the phone all the time, try changing that as well. Pay more attention to the people around you.
- The stalker, if you really have one, will notice a change in your behavior and come to the conclusion that you know about them now. When that happens, they are likely to disappear from your life as they mostly fear being exposed.
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It’s common for stalkers to send their victim flowers or gifts. As much as you might love the attention and flowers, it does get creepy when they keep coming and you have no idea who’s sending them. When stalkers see you get rid of their gifts — as you get nervous or angry, you’re likely to do the most natural thing and throw those flowers or chocolates in the trash — they take it to the next level. Angry at you for the unreturned love, they might start sending inappropriate gifts. Do you wanna find out some other foolproof signs that you’re being watched? Then watch our new video!
TIMESTAMPS:
You notice a stranger near your workplace or in your neighborhood 1:01
You receive unwanted gifts 1:59
You get in trouble and then rescued 2:37
They’re spreading rumors about you 3:37
Something is wrong with your phone 4:31
You notice strange activity on your social networks 5:12
An unfamiliar number calls you all the time 6:09
What you can do 6:52
#stalking #stalkingsymptoms
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- If someone walks by and hangs out under your window fairly often, it’s a good reason to be alarmed. It’s also not OK to bump into the same creepy guy at your local grocery store or notice him parked right next to your car every now and then.
- It’s common for stalkers to send their victim flowers or gifts. As much as you might love the attention and flowers, it does get creepy when they keep coming and you have no idea who’s sending them.
- We all get flat tires and run out of gas every once in a while. But when it starts happening too often, it’s another sign that you have someone after you. Stalkers use this trick to play the hero since they often have a bad case of hero syndrome.
- Stalkers, especially the aggressive kind or rejected lovers, can go to great lengths to make your life worse and spoil your reputation.
- Have you noticed weird sounds or changes of volume on your phone lines? Or maybe there’s suddenly static popping and scratching out of nowhere? All of these are clear signs of a wiretap or other listening device attached to your line by an amateur eavesdropper.
- Many cyber-stalkers never meet their victims in real life or even know their real identities. However, this doesn’t make cyber-stalking OK.
- Remember one thing — don’t ignore constant calls from unfamiliar numbers. Dropping such calls seems like the most natural thing to do, but if you want to get rid of them for good or report the stalker, don’t do it.
- Change your daily patterns. Take your morning run to a different park, try a new route to work, and get your coffee at a new coffee shop.
- In case you normally have your ears plugged with headphones and are on the phone all the time, try changing that as well. Pay more attention to the people around you.
- The stalker, if you really have one, will notice a change in your behavior and come to the conclusion that you know about them now. When that happens, they are likely to disappear from your life as they mostly fear being exposed.
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