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Ana66

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How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« on: 04 August 2022, 09:02:31 pm »
Hi everyone, hope you're all well  :)

It's been about a week now that I've had a guy literally harassing and pestering me of texts/phone calls. I haven't even met him in person. He initially texted me to meet (pure timewaster vibe though such as "evening baby, I want to meet u so much" (you know what I mean lol), so he kept pestering me on his first number, I was ignoring him and at one point I blocked him. However, he got another number and started pestering me again, I know I shouldn't have but I was in such a bad mood I told him I don't want to meet him (I should have kept ignoring him my bad) and since then, he sends me tons of messages everyday/calls begging me to talk to him, to reply to him, that he loves me so much and this kind of BS.

I don't think I can report him to the police here because he has an American phone number. I also thought about blocking him again but I'm scared he is gonna get another number to harass me even more so I'm currently just ignoring him but it makes me anxious.

Have you ever faced this kind of situation ? What do you think I should do ?

Thanks for your help
« Last Edit: 04 August 2022, 09:14:03 pm by Ana66 »

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #1 on: 04 August 2022, 09:30:20 pm »
I would tell him if he doesn't stop, you'll go to the police.

Then if he continues I would speak to the police.

You may wish to contact Ugly Mugs for support and guidance.

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #2 on: 04 August 2022, 09:33:14 pm »
I had a North American man pestering me for almost a year. He used a myriad of different names, numbers and email addresses to do so but his style of communication always gave him away. I have blacklisted him everywhere I could think of, including CE even though his number is not a UK one.

I used to tell him I had no availability, but still he messaged me. In the end, I just ignored his messages, and eventually he stopped. That’s all I can really suggest you do - he will get bored once he realises you’re not going to communicate with him.

(I also had a Canadian guy harass me in a similar way. However, as I had his real details - name, ID etc, I threaten reporting him to his local chamber of commerce and police for harassment. He stopped bothering me and never contacted me again. In this instance, I was lucky to a degree as I knew who he was/that he would lose his livelihood if I made a complaint against him.)

Don’t let your anxiety get the better of you. Stay strong and ignore him. He will move onto someone else (unfortunately for them).
« Last Edit: 04 August 2022, 09:36:33 pm by Miffy »

Ana66

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #3 on: 04 August 2022, 09:44:38 pm »
I would tell him if he doesn't stop, you'll go to the police.

Then if he continues I would speak to the police.

You may wish to contact Ugly Mugs for support and guidance.

yes I thought about doing so but the guy has an American phone number and apparently doesn't live in the UK so not sure if the police could actually do something

Ana66

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #4 on: 04 August 2022, 09:51:08 pm »
I had a North American man pestering me for almost a year. He used a myriad of different names, numbers and email addresses to do so but his style of communication always gave him away. I have blacklisted him everywhere I could think of, including CE even though his number is not a UK one.

I used to tell him I had no availability, but still he messaged me. In the end, I just ignored his messages, and eventually he stopped. That’s all I can really suggest you do - he will get bored once he realises you’re not going to communicate with him.

(I also had a Canadian guy harass me in a similar way. However, as I had his real details - name, ID etc, I threaten reporting him to his local chamber of commerce and police for harassment. He stopped bothering me and never contacted me again. In this instance, I was lucky to a degree as I knew who he was/that he would lose his livelihood if I made a complaint against him.)

Don’t let your anxiety get the better of you. Stay strong and ignore him. He will move onto someone else (unfortunately for them).

Miffy, sorry to hear that, I truly hope this guy won't harass me for a year. I have no information about him so can't use that against him and as I said earlier, I'm not sure going to the police for a foreign phone number with no info about the person would work.

Yes, I think I'll keep ignoring him but it stresses me out to see his calls/messages coming in, it ruins my mood a bit and I'm scared he would get so obsessed that he would try to find info about me (all escort profiles+pictures and stuff) or even worse, get mad and attempt bad stuff against me (hopefully I'm a bit paranoid but who knows  ???) :(
« Last Edit: 04 August 2022, 09:54:03 pm by Ana66 »

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #5 on: 04 August 2022, 09:57:47 pm »
As I said, try not to let your anxiety get the better of you, particularly with regards to him finding out things about you etc. He will stop. I am sure the only reason he’s still contacting you is because you engaged with him if only to tell him you didn’t want to meet him. Silence is often the most powerful tool we have at our disposal, so ignore, ignore and ignore some more. You can do it!

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #6 on: 04 August 2022, 11:32:31 pm »
Sorry to hear you are going through this. If he is sending by WhatsApp then you can archive his messages.  That way you are  not told when he messages and it is not on your main message screen.
If it is by text you can at least turn off notifications for him. I know it is still a pain but at least you will get less prompts telling you he has contacted you. I use both often when someone is being annoying but I don't want to block them.

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #7 on: 06 August 2022, 06:58:59 am »
Don't reply  he will get bored

Ana66

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #8 on: 07 August 2022, 01:44:40 am »
Thanks everyone for your support, I'll definitely ignore him, and yes I've put his messages in archives on WhatsApp already.

I truly hope he will stop soon

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Re: How to deal with people with crazy obsessive behaviour ?
« Reply #9 on: 11 August 2022, 09:12:54 pm »
Yep, had it loads. As soon as they give me the ick I block them. Mind you, many give me the ick. I've had one guy try for nearly 2 years but all his user names are similar, his private emails are similar. Trust your gut.