A mother has made a YouTube video telling a boy to stop asking her daughter out . Dr Lindsey Doe , a blogger under the name 'Doe Eyes ' who specializes in sexual harassment , dedicated her latest clip to the teenager who has approached her daughter at school , on the bus , and with poems - despite multiple rejections . In a post titled Dear Boy Who Likes My Daughter , that has amassed more than 250,000 views , Doe explains that pursuing somebody without consent is harassment . Instead , she advises , he should write about his feelings in a diary . SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . 'Leave her alone ' : Dr Lindsey Doe directed a message to the boy who keeps asking out her daughter . Doe , who used to work for the University of Montana , says : ' I don ’ t like how you treat [ my daughter . ] Are you confused ? You probably picked up messages from society about how when you want something , you have to `` try harder , go at it , do whatever you can to get it . Don ’ t give up ! '' 'Maybe it ’ s for this reason that you repeatedly ask my daughter out . In the halls , on the bus , and you write her poems . ' For his own understanding , she explains the appropriate way to act after asking a girl out . If she says ' I do n't know ' , give her space . 'Maybe ' prompts a conversation about her feelings of uncertainty . Only in the instance that she says 'ask me again later ' should he ask again - but much later . Doe , who blogs on YouTube as 'Doe Eyes ' , explains that he is harassing her daughter with his requests . If he wants to express his feelings , she explains , he should write a diary or speak to a trusted friend . But her daughter , she says , has simply responded : 'no thanks ' , 'stop asking me ' , and 'no , no go away ' . 'Person Who Likes My Daughter , this goes for all aspects of your life , ' Doe says . 'If someone tells you `` no '' in any way and you ask again , it 's not cool , it 's not attractive , it 's not respectful , it 's harassment . 'My daughter has the right to change her mind and the ability to let you know if she does . 'Until then I expect that you do not ask her out , do not suggest a relationship , do not talk to her about her discomfort with you pursuing her . Leave her alone . '
Dr Lindsey also speaks directly to someone who keeps his secrets . She explains that pursuing her is harassment and he cannot stop . Instead , he could write a diary about his feelings or talk to a friend . Video uploaded to YouTube has garnered more than 250,000 views .