stalkers:

1) Rejected Stalkers, who refuse to accept the end of a relationship;

2) Resentful Stalkers, seeking revenge against a perceived wrong;

3) Intimacy Seekers, who desire a close relationship with their victim;

4) Incompetent Suitors, lacking social skills;

5) Predatory Stalkers,

and documented.

ARE THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STALKERS?

Studies have indicated that up to 16% of women and 7% of men are likely to be stalked in their lifetime, which is why both the federal government and all 50 states have anti-stalking laws. Those statutes refer to a pattern of behavior that one person carries out against another with the aim of harassing, intimidating, or even terrorizing their victim.

Stalking is often thought of as something done by former spouses or by someone the victim  ...