txt stalker, can anything be done?

And that's why we have Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Counsellors making lots of money because 1000s and 1000s of people have irrational fears.

That was some excellent selective quoting there...
My point was - with the protection of the police, and the the power / knowledge that that can give you, you may then be better armed to deal with the issue at hand!
If you have the sort of stalker who is likely to take things further than texts / phonecalls - then that is completely down to their and not your (as the victims) actions!
(otherwise you're going into the 'she made me do it' territory of beaten wives / revenge/honour killing etc etc)
As I said - I imagine it is a horrifically difficult decision with no right answer!
 
The OP's friend is an idiot. If something like this happens over and over then you change your number, it's an inconvenience at the worst. If he decides to keep showing up outside her house then she needs to get a restraining order in place. It's that simple.

To me it just sounds like she's one of these types who loves herself and loves the attention, and you've obviously fallen into her trap OP.
 
Are you named after David James, the England goalkeeper?

Class :D

The OP's friend is an idiot. If something like this happens over and over then you change your number, it's an inconvenience at the worst. If he decides to keep showing up outside her house then she needs to get a restraining order in place. It's that simple.

To me it just sounds like she's one of these types who loves herself and loves the attention, and you've obviously fallen into her trap OP.

Once again you have no idea how the human mind can work.
It may be that in this case the OP is trolling but I can assure you that women (and men) who are stalked, live in fear of their life and any change to the norm (they think) will make the stalker go further.
That means telling friends, telling the Police, changing numbers or whatever.
 
No, I do understand that perhaps she is afraid of the repurcussions of making a change, for example informing the police. I can see how she would feel vulnerable and fear for her own safety thinking that any change in the current situation could result in her stalker becoming violent towards her etc. But then I think that the OP, instead of posting on the Internet should maybe be around her comforting her and if possible offering her a place to stay until the entire situation can be resolved, in legal terms or otherwise?
 
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