8. Defamation of character or insults. Stalkers often try to isolate their victims from family and friends. They release character-damaging information, regardless of whether it is true or not, in hopes of ostracizing the victim from those closest to her. When hurtful or damaging information is made public, your first reaction may be to retreat or withdraw from the public eye. This is exactly what the stalker wants. Instead, fight character defamation and public insults vehemently. If there is truth to the information, accept responsibility quickly and tell your side of the story. The important thing is to maintain your presence within your normal circles and not isolate yourself from support systems that could help you in the event your stalker moves closer. - See more at: lifescript/soul/self/growth/10_signs_that_you_are_being_stalked.aspx?gclid=CP7wlMSbprMCFcRU4AodIVcApA&trans=1&du=1&ef_id=yNZQRfzJZi8AAFS8%3a20121029122219%3as#sthash.C3T23YXG.dpuf
Posted on: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 03:55:24 +0000
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