Stalking is a pattern, not an incident.
It's not abuse when someone merely describes a stalker as an abusive asshole.
I was commenting not on one, two or three posts, but the pattern of a year or more.
The wounded innocence of a stalker being described as an asshole is as insensitive as the stalking of the first place, and should be expected.
As we've just seen. Predictable. Cluster B people, obsessed with another person, much like a brother making fun of a sibling constantly to gain attention and approval. In fact, they come from families with limited emotional support where competition for what was available was intense. And hostile.
We have a great example right here, now.
Arf