They steal because they are chasing that first high, the feeling (rush), they got when they fisrt stole something from a shop. This behaviour is similar to the behaviour of people on drugs. They continue to take the drug because they are chasing/looking for that first high feeling they got when they took the drug for the first time.
As long as they continue stealing without capture or challenge, they'll keep on doing it because of the dangers and risks that give them a high. Until they are caught, they'll keep on stealing because of the thrill even though you hope they'll stop before they're caught but they need to be caught in order to stop and lose the thrill.
Gold digger- what is a gold digger?
A gold digger is someone that allows somebody else to pay for them all the time, leading them on. These people, stereotypically women, prey on the rich and ugly with low self esteem but big wallets. By using their victims low self esteem against them, they can get practically anything they want. These men , the victims, use the only thing they have, their money, to keep these insanely beautiful women interested. The men give the women everything they want in return for sex and commitment. Which is similar to prostitution, giving out sex in return for money. These women (gold diggers) are nothing but expensive upper-class prostitutes.
Stalking-When does observation become stalking then obsession.
Stalking
ReplyDeleteI think the word stalking is malicious anyway. But sometimes it can be confused with strong desires towards another person.
It also depends who is being stalked. Following around a stranger is cringing. More often stalking may relate to a jilted lover, when that perosn seems to not be able to get over their feelings from an ex and will sometimes now and then go where they know where they may be.
That too is stalking but I dont think it is as spine shilling as the word occurs to be, maybe that should just be called go and get a life rather than stalking.