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Confessions of a stalker
February 20, 2008
I cannot relate to Susan in "Confessions of a stalker". She says it's okay to "stalk" him because shes only in highschool. I don't think she realizes how creepy she is being. Because if he ever found out what she does he would probably be really afraid of her. I think if she really does like this guy she should get to know him. Because she shouldn't be so "in love" with him if she has never even said a word to him. She doesn't really know him. She may know about the things he likes, but she doesn't know about his personality.
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