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The word "creep" or "creepy" occurs 8 times in this article. Every time its aimed at men. Its important to make a distinction. Not every guy that is attracte
by gavanwoolery 13y ago
The word "creep" or "creepy" occurs 8 times in this article. Every time its aimed at men.
Its important to make a distinction. Not every guy that is attracted to you is a creep (even if his attempts at winning you over are awkward or creepy, that does not mean his intentions are - case in point when I first entered the world of dating all of my moves, were, in retrospect, very awkward or even accidentally creepy and I just did not know any better). Its not necessarily an age thing - I have seen cringe-worthy attempts at hitting by males in their mid-thirties.
- emgeee 13y agoI'm not really sure if you're agreeing or disagree with the post, but I think that this is one of the points the author was trying to convey.
- gavanwoolery 13y agoNot disagreeing with the author, just trying to add some clarity as to why some men might be perceived as creepy. :)
- __--__ 13y agoWhen women use the word "creepy" what they mean is they are not attracted to them and any attention received by them is unwanted. As a guy, there are two ways to avoid being labeled as creepy: 1) be attractive 2) don't be unattractive
- Herald_MJ 13y agoor 3) develop some social empathy and learn to infer when someone is not attracted to you, and then act accordingly by not showing them any interest beyond a cordial one that meets the demands of your profession.
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- fallinghawks 13y agoMany years ago, we hired a gal in her mid-20s, slim, girl-next-door looks. It was a fairly casual office environment and she tended toward jeans and a spaghetti tank with an unbuttoned shirt over it. Not indecent, yet definitely skin, so on the borderline of acceptable. One day she was kind of upset because one of the few men who worked there had spent some time talking to her chest. He was in his early 50s, and generally annoying due to overwhelming halitosis and a tendency to talk way longer than necessary. Personally, I was on the fence about fault; I didn't like him at all, but also felt you put out bait, all fish will come, trout and mudsuckers alike. But he gave himself the creep label because he didn't keep his eyes on her face.