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11 Easy Ways to Get a Creepy Guy to Stop Texting You

By Matthew Lynch
March 7, 2024
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Dealing with a creepy guy who just won’t stop texting you is an unfortunately familiar situation for many women. Whether they’re complete strangers or people we once trusted, some men just don’t seem to understand boundaries. But worry not, here are 11 easy techniques to prevent unwanted attention and messages from these pesky texters.

1. Be Direct

Tell the creepy guy politely but firmly that their behavior is making you uncomfortable and you would like them to stop texting you.

2. Block Their Number

If they don’t get the message after your explicit warning, block their number on your phone. This will prevent them from contacting you further.

3. Ignore Their Messages

Sometimes, people crave attention and will only become more persistent if they receive any sort of response, even a negative one. By ignoring their texts, you deny them the attention they’re craving.

4. Turn on “Do Not Disturb”

As an alternative to blocking their number outright, set your phone on “Do Not Disturb” mode so that their messages come in silently with no notifications.

5. Change Your Number

If the creepy guy’s persistence doesn’t subside, consider changing your phone number and only sharing it with trusted individuals.

6. Use a Text Message Blocking App

Download a text message blocking app from your device’s app store, which can help identify and block unwanted messages automatically.

7. Report Them to Your Service Provider

Many phone providers allow you to report unwelcome contacts, which may lead to action being taken against the harasser if they’ve violated terms of service.

8.Refuse Suggested Contact Info

If you know through mutual friends or acquaintances that this person might reach out to you, delete any suggested contacts that might bring them into your network.

9. Document Their Behavior

Keep records of any harassing messages in case the behavior escalates and you need to take legal action.

10. Inform Friends and Family

Let your loved ones know about the situation, so they can be aware of any potential risks this person may pose and offer support as needed.

11. Seek Legal Help

If all else fails and the creepy guy refuses to leave you alone, consult a lawyer to explore your legal options in preventing further harassment.

Utilizing these methods, you can reclaim control over your communication channels and send a clear message that unwanted attention is simply unacceptable. Remember that it’s crucial to prioritize your own safety and well-being above all else; never be afraid to assert boundaries when necessary.

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