Mlicious
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That is good advice. I once had a stalker issue, unrelated to the lifestyle though. When I was ready to take further action, I was advised by police that in order to pursue stalking charges, I would have to wait for him to contact me again (dont call him), and give him notice that any other contact would result in your making a report and obtaining a PPO (Personal Protection Order or Restraining Order). I did just that. When he called, I gave him notice and threw in many expletives. The fool called again after that, and then I had the basis for a police report and a PPO. Fortunately, his calls ended with his receipt of the PPO and I did not have to pursue charges. While you may not want to speak to him at all, you strengthen your position by giving notice. Good luck. quote:
ORIGINAL: Proprietrix I agree with some of the advice you've been given, but I take a slightly different approach when it's verging on stalking. I ignore, but I do not block/delete messages. In fact, I keep all messages neatly tucked away in a little folder titled "potential stalker". But I don't respond to any of them. It can back up your story if it ever does reach the point of police involvement (which it normally doesn't as stalkers *need* that feedback, good or bad, and if you don't provide it, they move on). If I were to send any kind of final message to him it would be this "We have made ourselves clear that we don't desire relations with you. Please end all communication with us immediately. Anything after this point will be considered harrassment/stalking, and we will take the appropriate action. Good luck on your search."
< Message edited by Mlicious -- 5/30/2006 2:44:45 PM >
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