stalker |ˈstôkər|
noun
a person who stealthily hunts or pursues an animal or another person.
• a person who harasses or persecutes someone with unwanted and obsessive attention.

Your stalking of me for instance.

Women call it stalking

dream on elumas.

I shall, Elizabeth.

A stalker is someone who spends a great amount of time on someone else, when the attention they’re giving is not wanted. The stalker goes out of their way to keep tabs on what the other person is doing, regardless of whether or not the person of interest is aware of these actions.

“My Fluther.”

n. Young, insecure women. See “ex-girlfriend”.

The court called it stalking, I was just checking in to make sure she was safe all the time…Weird how everyone wants to just throw a label on to everything now-a-days. Humpf!