[Analysis] Was the same-sex female stalker truly dangerous? | Re-examining modern stalking issues [Shikabane Labo] Episode 122
In this episode, we revisit the topic of the 'same-sex stalker' discussed in a previous broadcast, taking a deep dive into the boundaries of stalking victimization and obsession from a contemporary perspective.
It seems there are common traits among those prone to becoming targets of stalking.
Unfortunately, people who are too kind to say no, or those who have a slightly loose approach to personal boundaries, tend to be more susceptible to becoming targets. The personality shares a personal story from their vulnerable days just after moving from Miyazaki.
Perhaps the boundaries in the perpetrator's mind have dissolved.
We delve into the distorted psychological state where rejection is not accepted at face value, but instead interpreted as the other person having some secret underlying reason. How should one deal with a situation where the boundary between self and others has blurred? Please listen to the full episode to find out more.
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