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verb: to stalk someone using an social networking site.
Mary wanted to find information about him, so she e-stalked him on facebook.
To stalk someone by constantly checking their whatsapp timestamp.
Dude she never replied to my whatsapp . I checked and she was online a few mins ago.
Bro get a life ..stop whatsapp stalking the biatch!
mentally destructing masterpiece written and illustrated by koogi. if you simp for sangwoo or yoonbum please seek help.
person 1: are you ok?
person 2: no, i read killing stalking
Organized stalking can include some of the most insidious and diabolical acts one human can perpetrate on another (because it is evil and beyond the comprehension of those who have never witnessed or experienced such malice). In a long term stalking, with the ultimate intent being the demise of the target, organized stalking can include a "romantic" involvement, romantic on the part of the target, but certainly not on the part of the perpetrator. I have recently experienced these things first hand and I can tell you, the betrayal by someone you have come to love, more than anything, is enough to put you over the edge, especially when you realize the betrayal included your death. It is truly the most sociopathic of behaviours. You are more easily led to the slaughter, even by "volunteering", if the romantic i.e. addiction is intense enough, usually of course sexual and perhaps intensified by substance abuse and enhanced by catering to any fetishes, the rarer the better.
There are "cults" that revel in the ultimate goal, blood sacrifice, as it empowers them in a demonic way, which is the goal. This process may begin long, long before the final act, sometimes years, when it is well organized, as it must be done very carefully, so as to be successful and the perpetrators not be exposed. On the flip side, the "pay off" must be tremendous for so many to be involved and so much time and energy invested.
Organized stalking is used to intimidate and debilitate.
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To Face-Stalk (the act of Face-Stalking) involves a person (the Face-Stalker) obsessing over another person or people on Facebook. The Face-Stalker will spend hours reading wall posts, viewing photos and sifting through numerous status updates to gain as much information as possible about the person whilst never leaving any evidence that they have viewed the page. The Face-Stalker works incognito and will never write a comment on the victim's page or photos, as not to raise suspicion.
see also facebook stalker
"I found that girl from the other night on Facebook, and her page isn't set to private so i Face-Stalked her, she's single, she hates cornflakes, she's going on holiday next month ... etc etc"
"Somehow she knew where i was going to be - i bet she Face-Stalked me, she's not even added as a friend so i don't know how she did it"
The act of stalking a significant other in ones mind, thinking of them 24/7.
1.She was mentally stalking him for several weeks
2.She does a lot of mental stalking
Killing stalking is a manhwa (korean manga) about a boy, Yoon Bum, who falls for another boy, Sang Woo. He gets obsessed and one day he decides to break into his apartment. We find out that Sang Woo is crazier than we can imagine (and than Yoon Bum will ever be, even though you may not think it is possible).
Many people love it because of its dark theme or the way it shows the mentality of a person with a borderline disorder and how the unhealthy relationship may look. Many people hate it for the same reasons. Sadly, there are also many people who love it only because it's yaoi and "yaoi = good and cute and we ship it" in their opinion. they also are the reason why people think that Yuri on Ice and Killing Stalking are similar (they are not).
Person A: "Have you read Killing Stalking?"
Person B: "Yeah, but I didnt really like it, too dark for me."
Person C: "Yeah, I have, I loved the psychotic theme and how complicated the characters are."
Person D: "Yeah, oh my gosh, I ship them so much they are so cute together I hope they don't break up or anything! I mean, well, it's not YOI, but I loved it too!"
Person A, B, C: "...what?"