Stalking is generally defined as a pattern of repeated, intrusive, and unwanted behaviors targeted at a specific person, causing them to feel threatened, fearful, or harassed. Stalkers may employ various tactics, including following the victim, making unsolicited contact, and monitoring their activities, both online and offline. The constant fear of being watched or followed can lead to anxiety, depression, and a sense of isolation. Victims may alter their routines, withdraw from social activities, and experience difficulties in maintaining relationships or employment due to the persistent threat they perceive. Overcoming stalking requires a combination of individual empowerment, community awareness, and legal support. Empowering victims and standing together as a community against stalking are essential steps in creating a safer and more supportive environment for everyone.