+1 yOk, dude, look, lemme explain this to you, and to everyone else here, because HOLY FUCK there are some bad explanations here. (Pregnancy with inferior genes? Tf? Did someone really try to advance that argument with a straight face, now?)
There really are dudes out there who CANNOT graciously take "no" for an answer -- even when "no" is phrased with the utmost of class, grace, and politeness. Nope. These dudes get ANGRY, and self-righteous, and tbh the only thing stopping them from getting violent, right there on the fucking spot, is the fact that they would quickly be overwhelmed by an angry mob of good-guy onlookers.
They exist.
I haven't met too many of them, thank God -- and, I'm proud to say, I've met zero of them from the States (although the ones I've met, I've met IN the States).
But, even ONE of these motherfuckers is too many, dude. The existence of even ONE of them, fucks it up for ALL the rest of y'all.
Okay.
::deep breath::
Soooo...
You know what "creepy" is, then?
"Creepy" is shit THAT REMINDS US OF THOSE GUYS.
Even if you've not had the exquisite pleasure of coming across one of these... refined gentlemen, you can probably imagine what they are like.
You can probably imagine what their mannerisms are like; you can probably imagine how they invade women's personal space; you can probably imagine how they "approach" us, and talk to us (or, more accurately, talk AT us).
I'm sure you can imagine.
Especially, you can probably imagine how they might touch us without receiving the appropriate signals -- and how they might try to block our exit from the scene (OMG HELP -- girls, this is a good reason to learn sign language, btw).
So... yeah. Just don't do those things. Don't do them.
Then you'll be fine.
This doesn't mean you have to pussyfoot around and avoid confident approaches -- you just have to not be like Those Guys. Those awful horrible shitstains who fuck everything up for the rest of all y'all.
I mean, they've been fucking everything up for so long that the reaction is probably hardwired into us, by this point. I swear.
Now you know.21 Reply- 11 mo
Nice summary and response. Sorry about that. But I never see it personally. The places I frequent are like a community. Lots of regulars. Moms, dads, their adult kids, and singles. Even the casual drop ins get the vibe and never misbehave. Anyone who steps out of line, in any way, would face a wall of 50 men. There would not be any violence unless the guy was seriously smashed or deranged. That's OK, we're all friends with half the police force too. It would be dickhead's word against everyone else. But yeah, I know there are guys like that. And I get the damage they do to men's reputation. Better wrong than dead from a woman's perspective. But the fear and loathing is unfortunate.
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1.5K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Wow. Cool. Not everyone else has a death wish, like you seem to have.
I'm allowed to feel creeped out when a strange guy follows me home after I've gotten off the bus late in the evening. I'm allowed to feel creeped out when a guy feels my thigh on the tram. I'm allowed to feel creeped out when a drunk guy yells at me in the street to take off my pants. I'm allowed to feel creeped out when a guy corners me at a party and won't let me move until he allows me to. I don't get creeped out for no reason and I don't know any friends who do either. If women constantly seem uneasy around you, instead of claiming that THEY'RE the problem, maybe reflect a little and ask yourself if there's seriously anything weird you're doing around them that would justify their reaction.141 Reply- +1 y
I don't do anything close to those things.
+1 ygenerally, creepy is when 1) you continue showing interest or pursuing her after she's already told you that she's not interested or 2) you make too much eye contact/touch her without permission.
if women are uneasy around you, it's because they find you threatening. do you stand too close? touch her without permission? hit on her after she's told you to leave her alone?
if all or most women are reacting to you this way, chances are that all 100 of them aren't the problem.74 Reply- +1 y
No, I don't do any of that stuff.
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Honestly i feel that you may be doing all these things unknowingly. Because these r d reasons y i get creeped out. Observe urself a bit. Then think about it.
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Yep, good summary.
If the next question is "Why would we be so attuned to THAT threat?" (as opposed to things falling from the sky!, or car crashes!, or whatever)... my comment is an attempt to address that.
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+1 yI know this is a weird question, but do you sneak up behind people or stare too long in such a way to make them uncomfortable or anything else which would be considered predatory on one of those nature animals in the wild shows? Do you invade people's personal space? Sorry if you don't do any of that but that's stuff I personally consider creepy and I recently had a question going about it if you want to check it out.
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I'm sorry:( That sucks.
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Creepy guys never own up to being creepy. I've watched a few "flirt" videos on YouTube that are cringe-worthy, and one of the uploader just verbally attacks everyone that says he's creepy as fck in videos. So I totally get why girls don't dare to say that or anything negative to a guy; but the best response this guy got was from a girl that said "You make me feel very uncomfortable but have a lovely day."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRe5xbIWKWs
... but at least the guy has balls to approach, which I don't - +1 y
@FatherJack1980 the main mistake dude did was touching her... that made the creep alarm go off.
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Annndddd... just read the exact reason why op is creeping girls out. He says he blank stares at them, and thus that, of course, easily freaks them out.
I've once seen such a guy here in my city; I was waiting for my bus at a big bus stop and noticed a guy standing at staring at just about every young female he could see. Funny to see one time where two girls, who never once made eye contact with him, stood up and sat somewhere else, when he had been death staring them for all too many seconds. - +1 y
@FatherJack1980 i agree, blank stares are very very bad, it is way better to lock eyes and say something to her... then admire her (without staring) while talking. ☺
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You're welcome!
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yFeminism has created a false victim culture where they push the idea that ALL men are rapist and women should be afraid of all men.
They push it in schools as early as grade 5 with Social Justice classes offered to only girls. They push it with propaganda campaigns in posters and media, telling all women to constantly be afraid of men and for men to all stop being monsters. (Which 99% of us already aren't and the 1% are mentally messed up humans.)
They feed bullshit stats like 1 in 4 women will be raped, bullshit campus rape stats through movies like "the hunting ground", or falsified domestic violence stats.
Girls growing up in a society where they are constantly told every male is a danger eventually make women paranoid about all men and this helps feminism because those scared fragile girls are easier to convert to feminism.
*NOTE to the lynch mob: I go anon on ALL posts regardless of how mediocre. Don't bother using it as a shaming tactic.60 Reply
Some women have good reason to be creeped out when they get creeped out. Those women I like to help.
Then there is the women that are just attention seekers, losers or whatever you want to call them. The ones that say a man is creepy just from him saying hi. Those types of women I have 0% time or patience for their crap.613 Reply- +1 y
I don't even know how to be creeped out.
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I don't completely know what's considered "good-looking."
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I have all of those, except the height.
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How tall are you?
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Same here, man. Just start a program like Stronglifts 5x5 (I recommend that to everyone starting out).
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You can get a gym membership for it, but you might be better off just buying a used power rack with a 400 lbs weight set.
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Welcome, man!
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Anyone who calls you creepy when you're being romantic are basically telling you they aren't interested.
I had a guy tell me I was creepy when I gave him a rose.
If I were a cute girl, he would've reacted differently, but since I'm me and I'm not "his type" I got shot down, oh well
https://i.imgur.com/yHFYkul.jpg1410 Reply- +1 y
Being a good looking guy whos also awkward, this is true. You get away with so much. Theyre no mentioned in that, but I've given red flags (uninentially because im awkward nice guy) for avoiding somebody, and they just let it go. Im suprised theyre still trying to talk to me. If i didn't look this way id be fucked beyond repair. But creepys creepy. And being creepy is one of the few things that could turn a girl off from a good looking guy she thinks is good looking
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I mean, guy one is obviously not very good-looking, but guy 2 looks like a wimp. Is that a good thing? I'm being sincere, I have no idea.
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I don't really know what is considered "attractive." What I think looks good in another guy, women tell me looks scary.
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@singlebee I mean, it'll take me like six more months to pull myself from a 4 to an 8 lol
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@singlebee lol sounds good. My face is naturally good-looking, and this should become more apparent as I lose the fat off.
1.7K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. I remember that I would ask myself the same thing; "why do women get creeped out so damn easily, what the fuck is up with them and their consistent pessimism and paranoia when it comes to men?"
Then I have heard stories from various girls and women that I know... and then I started to understand.
We take for granted how much bigger and stronger we are in comparison to the average woman, and the fact that they don't know if our temper can flare up and will cause us to do something sinister.15 Reply- +1 y
So freaking true.
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Dude, not every woman is looking for a man. If she is interested she will make it known. If she is avoiding you, being cold, even also you creepy, that means she doesn't appreciate the attention. Most of us are just looking to get on with our lives. Its actually pretty rare that a woman would date some stranger on the street. We prefer going through someone we already know. Also, there is always the danger of the guy perhaps hurting us physically. There are a lot of messed up people out there. If you're leering, that is also a negative. So its very easy for women to be creeped out. Most do not know how to be respectful and only view women as a sex object, not as a person.
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Well, how else am I going to pursue women I think are hot?
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I don't know what "clues of attraction" are.
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Its not rocket science. If she smiles at you back, or doesn't look annoyed by the attention, then I'd say its a good shot. However, frowning, avoiding and coldly looking or glancing then looking away clearly she is not into you. Leering and lewd comments are the worst way for girls to like you, trust me we hate it.
1.2K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. This is just a theory I've heard but it does make sense to me.
Women can get pregnant and through most of human history could die while giving birth. So it could be argued that because of the increased risk they face, they have more of innate aversion to unwanted sexual advances, especially from men who are undesirable. This is because if they were to become pregnant they would be potentially risking their life and wasting one of their limited shots of reproduction on a baby with sub-par genetic material.14 Reply- 1.7K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic.
+1 yYou talk about how you want to fight, you talk about how you've learned to hurt people and how "strong" you are and then you're confused about why women find you creepy? You're *violent*. Violent men mean danger. Violent men are creepy.
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I'm not necessarily violent. I'm just not particularly averse to it.
I'm not really that strong. - +1 y
"The idea of danger or threats are, instead, appealing to me. They offer opportunity of fight"
"I've done Goju Ryu Karate, wrestling, and some boxing.
I'm not going anything currently, because I'm focusing on my studies and powerlifitng, but I'd like to get into either Shaolin martial arts or Krav Maga"
"Oh, I plenty fucking strong. I'm not national-level powerlifter yet, but I'm still strong."
These all say "I'm violent and I know how to hurt people". That makes you creepy. - +1 y
Well, I don't think I come across as violent.
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I'm telling you that you do.
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But you haven't even met me lol
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What makes you think I need to meet you to know you're creepy?
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How could it possibly work any other way?
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LOL how do you think people online are creepy. How do you think people across the street or room are creepy. You asked so deal with it.
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But, even if you're right, women love violent men. The fact that we have such pervasive violence in the world is an indicator of that; women mate with violent men, and thus they produce violent offspring.
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Uh no. we don't. Violent men hit us so the novelty tends to wear off.
And this whole "you as a woman do not understand women" thing? It's also very creepy. - +1 y
It sounds like you're just feeding me bullshit.
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You asked why people think you're creepy and I'm telling you. If the way you think you should be coming off is creepy, then why not try things my way?
Some of your other commenters insist that if boys only knew when they were being creepy they could change and be less creepy. Well, now I'm telling you. - +1 y
Sure, but it sounds like bullshit. This aggressive assertiveness is part of who I am; plus, I'm pretty sure that I don't come off as violent to women I approach.
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You can be agressive and assertive and not be creepy. Just don't talk about how you like fighting. Talk about how you like to be challenged in life.
Don't talk about how strong you are. Talk about how personal wellness is imortant to you.
Those things are still you. They're just reframed in less off putting presentations. - +1 y
I only really talk about the strength and fighting stuff on this site. With girls, I usually talk about my career aspirations.
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LOL... so you either lie to girls or you lie to guys. Lying is also creepy. Stop trying to be whoever you think will impress people and just be you.
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I'm not lying, though. I'm just being who I am in the moment.
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Uh huh.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yYou might be creepy, or physically unappealing in some way that makes everything you do get judged that much harder. It seems like you are being creepy, but i can't say for sure. What do you say or do that their friends tell you you're being creepy for it.
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What the hell does being "creepy" mean?
Opinion Owner+1 yLike stalking her and spying on her, saying perverted shit to her. Saying or doing something that makes a appear like a serial killer or rapisy
Opinion Owner+1 y*rapist
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Okay lol No, I don't do any of that.
Opinion Owner+1 yThen what do you do exactly? Mention the exact quotes you say?
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Usually stuff like "hey, what's up," and "what's your major," and "could I have your phone number? I'd like to get to know you more." I try to stay as innocent as possible, because I've noticed that being too straight-forward scares women away.
Opinion Owner+1 yOkay, it might be the "way" you say it or "how" & "when", You can say "bye!" In a innocent tone and nice facial expression in two different scenerios when your leaving, and one could be normal and the other can be creepy. Or you sound creepy when you do it.
Or it could be what your doing around them.
Or Like its your mannerisms, or how close your getting to them (personal space). Or its your appearence.
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I think I sound mostly normal and confident. I try to appear friendly.
+1 yOr maybe you are just creepy.
I looked at your profile pick, and I wonder what kind of fighting do you do?
You don't look it.
protip: Learn about self, and see what you can do to look less threatening (no one likes that).
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go to places where your personality is more accepted.04 Reply- +1 y
What do you mean by "I don't look it?"
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Your profile pic doesn't make it look like you do any MA, I could always be wrong.
So, what do you do?
I do any art I can get my hands on, but I like JKD, Baji and Piguaquan, Judo and jujitsu - +1 y
I've done Goju Ryu Karate, wrestling, and some boxing.
I'm not going anything currently, because I'm focusing on my studies and powerlifitng, but I'd like to get into either Shaolin martial arts or Krav Maga. - +1 y
Goju Ryu is some good stuff. I dabbled in it some time ago.
Shaolin MA is vast with many disciplines, plus it takes some time to get good at because there is a lot of body conditioning to it, i. e punching sacks of rice to harden hands, horse stance, etc.
Anonymous(36-45)+1 y"The idea of danger or threats are, instead, appealing to me. They offer opportunity of fight."
Yeah those situations don't usually appeal to woman. Woman don't usually like the opportunity to get murdered or possibly raped. Yeah if I'm not sure of a guy I don't want him around me, I don't want to chance it. I don't know if I'd call him creepy unless he didn't leave me alone and I was creeped out.10 ReplyLots of women get 'creepy' confused with 'uninterested' or 'dislike' it seems. You're not actually creeping them out, they just don't have a socially acceptable reason to not like you so you are 'creepy'.
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Well, it's pretty offensive.
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But to be fair, many girls have good reasons to be creeped out. That creepy feeling can be like a gut reaction that something might be wrong, either the situation or location, how the guy is acting, might be sort of like an indication that she needs to watch out or get away because for some reason she doesn't feel safe. Its inexplicable but you know how psychologists say that a trait of many sociopaths is extreme charm and stuff so maybe some girls are just adverse to that kind of behavior as a precaution. You can't really fault people for being vigilant and cautious.
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I can't speak for other men, but I can assure you that I'm definitely not charming.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yMaybe the problem is in you and not the girls. If so many people claim you to be 'creepy' then you will probably are.
You claim that the idea of danger and threats seem appealing to you and how it offers an opportunity to fight. What did you think? Girls would get turned on by that? Heck that's a sign to run for cover and hide.00 Reply
+1 yDunno, there's even times where I'm not even trying to talk to them, I'm waiting for the bus, then they feel uneasy and creeped out like i'm going to hit on them like I clearly have no interest and i don't hit on strangers sorry.
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+1 yMy friend gets that too. He is married so no sexual staring there. But both of you have beards, Maybe you do his blank/death stare too?
Or it could be a rude way to reject you, which is immature.12 Reply- +1 y
I probably blank stare a lot. I find my eyes gazing towards hot women a lot.
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yea, that's creepy man. I see old women or Asian guys give me the blank stare too.
prolly cuz a lot of us have faced creepy and are surrounded by stories of bad things happening to girls which makes parents overprotective of girls and us a little too wary about it.
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+1 yWhen women are approached by guys who they find unattractive, they get creeped out. If those same girls found you attractive, it would have been a different situation.
10 ReplySo what do you do because of which they call you creepy.. Like what happens?
Are these girls your friends or strangers and what do you do around them03 Reply- +1 y
More like acquaintances.
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When they call me creepy, I usually just get pissed and walk away.
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+1 yBecause men act creepy a lot. Yes the word is being abused but holy fuck a lot of men does not know how not to act psycho.
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@Prof_Don Well calling 30 times a day and texting even more, telling me you love me and can't live without me after seeing each other 4 times. Demanding we spend time together multiple times a week and lose your shit when I go to a party or to see my friends instead of you. Acting like a 4 year old when you don't get it your way and push me into doing stuff otherwise I apparently hate you. Tell me how you're gonna wait for me forever until I am ready to be with you, even though I've told you it is never ever gonna happen. Try to push yourself into my life like trying to invite yourself when Im out with friends. Lots of stuff are psycho, i have many more examples but I don't feel like writing it all.
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I definitely don't do that.
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Well that's good
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+1 yGirls are raised like 'princesses' that feel entitled to everything and made to not feel responsible for their own happiness and success. They blame others as they are enlisted into perpetual victimhood.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yWomen look for creepy on purpose. Often thinking that even normal behavior is creepy
40 ReplyYou're probably too intense and that's downright frightening.
00 ReplyThey probably just dont like you and would prefer you stopped hitting on them.
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Well, then they should just say that.
+1 yBecause everything can hurt their fragile bodies and egos.
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This seems like the case.
+1 ythey're trying to tell you they're not interested in you. hit the gym bro. =D
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Oh, I plenty fucking strong. I'm not national-level powerlifter yet, but I'm still strong.
+1 yIf they feel uncomfortable and not attracted to the person, they are creeped out. I know it's kinda messed up but in my opinion that's just how it is.
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+1 yIf you act creepy people are gonna be creeped out, just how it works.
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I don't do anything "creepy."
Anonymous(45 Plus)11 moI know this is an old post. I know the feeling! You probably doing nothing wrong and they are just something... I hope things have gotten better for you.
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+1 yJust because your fight or flight system works backwards doesn't mean everyone else's has to.
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Best answer^^^
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI get creeped out very easily.
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