The Ultimate Vampire Resource and Directory

The Rejected Stalker: Typically, the rejected stalker begins to stalk after facing a breakdown of the close relationship with their target, The victim is commonly a close family, platonic or romantic partner. The objective of the stalker can range from either planning a reconciliation or revenge. It is also known as the most common type of stalking.

The resentful stalker: In contrast to the rejected stalker profile, resentful stalkers are completely driven out by the force of revenge. The influence and command that stalking provides to resentful stalkers makes them pleased. Those who are victims are strangers or acquaintances who appear to have abused the stalker making them feel injustice or humiliated.
The Predatory Stalker: Statistics show that in the profile of a predatory stalker, the stalker is mostly a male and the victim is a woman. The act of stalking is frequently started to obtain sexual pleasure, either by voyeurism or by gathering personal data about the victim before engaging in sexual assault. Targeting their victim can provide the stalker with a sense of power and control, making predatory stalking both useful and satisfying.

The Incompetent Suitor: The stalker usually targets strangers or acquaintances and frequently stalks people out of loneliness or sexual desire. But unlike the Intimacy Seeker, their main objective is to have a date or have a brief sexual engagement rather than build a lasting relationship. Even though their stalker behaviour is frequently transient, it can be sustained by a lack of understanding or indifference to the victim’s suffering. Certain Incompetent Suitors may suffer from diseases like autism spectrum disorders or intellectual disabilities, which might impair their cognitive abilities or social skills.

The intimacy-seeking stalker: The Intimacy Stalker is generally motivated by a great desire for intimacy and emotional connection, which stems from a sense of loneliness. This sort of stalking typically targets strangers or acquaintances whom the stalker perceives to be prospective romantic partners. In other circumstances, the stalker may hold delusions about the victim, such as believing they are already in a love connection despite evidence to the contrary. This sort of stalking is frequently sustained by the stalker’s assumption that they have a unique, intimate connection with the victim, which provides a sense of joy and fulfilment. It’s worth noting that intimacy-seeking stalking is frequently linked to serious mental illnesses like erotomania.

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