if someone sexually harasses you and keeps doing it what is the best way to handle it?
345911
Do everything that can turn him off.
1020688
Get a restraining order. He is now stalking you, plain and simple.
75764
Physical harassment and\nVerbal harassment.\n\nThats all that I can think of.
564563
You need to tell your parents or the counselor at school. This is sexual harassment and can lead to more dangerous situation if you don't tell someone and get their help stopping him. As long as you do nothing he thinks its OK. Don't let this keep happening to you. Put a stop to it now while you still can.
376181
Well, you haven't given a lot of details about what happened, but first of all, I think if he did anything sexual to you that offends you, then you should put harassment charges on him.  Sexual harassment is something that should not be tolerated!  If not, then take him aside one day (not while you are supposed to be working, you don't want to lose your job over this) and tell him that you need to talk to him about what happened before and that he can't go on pretending it didn't happen.  Let him know that you don't like the way he disrespected you.  Chances are he will stop after that, but if he keeps on, report it to a supervisor.  Nobody should have to deal with this in the workplace!!!  Good luck!
669422
Do not rise to the bait, they want a reaction from you, don't give them it. Ignore them. I have to deal with three girls who try to intimidate me everyday but i have never risen to their antics so they have not been able to take it much further
609490
File a harassment suit against them, and tresspassing too.  If you threaten someone's pocketbook you usually get results.
344196
block her and report her. best way is that way...good luck
179663
If ignoring doesn't work, or he creeps you out too much:\nTell him FIRMLY that if he continues to follow you around, that you will begin contacting authorities (police, the principal, etcetera- I don't know your situation). \n\nI once had a problem with someone like that, and he called my bluff. I actually called the nonemergency police line. To hear me talking with someone in Authority scared him and he never bothered me again.\n\nCarry your cell phone with you at all times and have alternate routes/emergency plans in your head.\n\nBe safe.
873208
She should have someone explain to him that his behavior is scaring her and that if it does not stop immediately, he will be reported for stalking. This should not be done as a threat, but as a matter of consequence.\n\nStalking is a serious criminal act. If he does not back off, he needs to be reported. She will probably be required to request an order of protection as a first step in the process. There are two types: criminal and civil. With a civil order of protection, he is not charged with a crime unless he violates the order. When you go to court for a civil order, a temporary order will be issued. He will be served papers to appear in court and be given an opportunity to rebut her charges. After that court hearing, the judge can issue the order for up to 2 years. Once the order has been issued, a simple call to the police is all that is required if he harasses her again or violates the order in any fashion.
634555
Get video/photo evidence of the person stalking you. Then take it to the police. Then you can get a restraining order out on the person so they can't come near you.
120331
Setup some type of camera or spy equipment to catch him.  When he comes around call the police and show them what you captured with your equipment - that way things are documented.  That would help you quite a bit.  Then work towards pressing charges and getting a restraining order.  That's how I ended up getting rid of a guy who beat and stalked me.
825272
If it's not possible to record him, just tell him if he doesn't stop harrassing you, you're going to spread a rumour that he's gay or something that you know he'll be scared of. Good luck.
450624
Start with a restraining order. It should have more details.
959697
My dear.........there is no doubt, that there are times on YA that you're going to run into something like what you ran into. The best thing to do the minute you feel uncomfortable, is to log off. Of course, if you feel threatened, report it. You have no way of knowing if this person is merely playing sadistic jokes.....or is a serious wack job. Be careful..............LATER
31225
I think:  1. Document the date and behavior. 2. Talk to someone in human resources.  Depending on the workplace, there may also be an outside consultant who acts as the "ombudsperson" for gender and equity issues. 3. Keep a record in case you need to go to the EEOC (Equal Employment and Opportunity Commission).\n\nI would not talk to colleagues about the offensive behavior because I think that could only make the situation more confusing and possibly worse.  This is something that needs to be handled quietly between employee and boss, but the situation definitely shouldn't be ignored for important reasons.  First, it creates an uncomfortable and possibly hostile work environment for the worker, and she could suffer emotionally and psychologically as a result and her productivity may go down, too.  Second, the boss may have a pattern of sexually harassing his employees, and that needs to be addressed.  She may not be the first person.  Harassment is an issue of power, not of sexual attraction.\n\nGood luck regardless.  It's a tough situation.
364022
I would ask him to wait one moment and then I would immediately seek my supervisor and ask him to repeat what he said. He probably wouldn't, but I don't think he would bother you again make an effort to come through your line.  I would do that each time he did come through.  If he did a second time, I would stop, grab the closest thing to write on, ask him to sign it and put his phone number on it and report it to the police.  It is sexual harrassment and he maybe stalking you, a pedophile, or a wanted sexual criminal.  By being intimidated by him, you allow him to be in control of the situation.  If you firmly approach him, then he is most likely to stand back.