Polls: Guy's Behavior

He’s a psychopath neighbor of mine who has been evicted for being a very horrible person to me, also he’s a threat to me as well with his behavior. After his eviction he somehow tracked me down to see what hotel I was staying in. He’s a man in his 40’s with a wife and kids and this isn’t normal. His mindset and priorities are all fucked up. Maybe he’s looking forward for getting locked up eventually and charges pressed against him? As of right now he has disorderly conduct against him. But I’m trying to get a restraining order. So can someone explain this?

He always comments on my pics saying I look amazing/replying to my stories on Instagram.
I normally just ignore him
He thinks that I don't know he is married with kids and I feel to say something witty.

Black girls

White girls

And why?

We broke up few weeks ago
(He initiated it because we kept arguing a lot)
We haven't contacted since

my ex boyfriend hardly put anything on public on his facebook profile

Until yesterday
He posted a song on public

These are the lyrics:

Is he aiming this at me?

Several men and even young boys still put themselves right in front of danger. There was an article on youtube about a 6 year-old boy saving his younger sister from a dog but it cost him multiple facial surgeries... so young and already making a decision like that. They could've ran the other way in fear and save themselves but usually don't do that. Sadly, sometimes they get badly injured or die in the process.

I'm alive because of my 1st boyfriend pushing me out of the way (placing himself directly in danger) of a drunk driver long ago. We were just 19 at the time. Sadly he died after saying blurting out the last words ''I love you''. He was so young with his whole life ahead.

By placing themselves in danger, they are choosing the other person's life and safety over their own. Is that naturally innate, taught or both?