ChatGPT: Social media stalkers

ChatGPT said:

Good morning!

A social media stalker is a person who obsessively monitors someone else's online activity, collecting information and keeping tabs on their every move. This can be done on any social media platform or online forum. It's important to note that not all people who engage in this behavior are mentally ill or dangerous, but it can certainly become a problem if it escalates.

There are several ways to spot a social media stalker. Some signs include a person who is constantly liking, commenting or sharing your posts, frequently messaging or DMing you, or asking you questions about personal information. They may also make multiple social media accounts to try to interact with you or follow you after you've blocked them.

The behavior of a social media stalker is not necessarily indicative of a mental illness, but the behavior is often linked to obsessive-compulsive tendencies or stalking behavior. While some individuals may not be physically dangerous, the behaviors can be emotionally damaging to the individual being stalked.

When dealing with a social media stalker, it's important to set boundaries and limit their access to your personal accounts. This may include taking steps to block them, unfriend or mute their accounts, or even reporting them to the platform if their behavior constitutes harassment.

In regards to certain political figures, it's difficult to say definitively whether or not someone is a social media stalker without specific examples of their behavior. However, it's possible that politicians like Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Green could be considered social media stalkers if they engage in obsessive monitoring or collecting of information about individuals or groups. It's important to hold politicians to a high standard of conduct, and this kind of behavior can be concerning if they're in a position of power.

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searcher said:

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