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You can ask a woman to stop flirting if she is making you feel uncomfortable - if you are in a school setting or employment setting then you can make a complaint for sexual harassment if she refuses to stop. If it is a partner who is flirting with other men then you ask her to stop and explain that this makes you feel bad. Otherwise you don't stop a woman flirting, that's her choice.
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