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In reply to the discussion: Why Guys Really Hate Being Called ‘Creepy’ [View all]Grisly Bear
(1 post)35. I am surprised at you all.
None of you notice what creep actually implies. Asshole implies that under different meeting circumstances you may have hit it off. creep implies that any approach at all is unwarranted by any social dynamic because of the (perceived) difference in league. I.E. that the creep never had, would have, never will have any reason to think they have the right to show interest in a girl and that the said creep should know and accept this by now. now I understand that there are legitimately creepy people out there of both sexes but i don't think many females have been turned down by guys who thought they were creepy when the girl was making a move on them.
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because there are tons more men that are not creeps. those are the ones most women will have
seabeyond
Apr 2012
#3
isnt it interesting. i have asked my guys, what name can be given to a man that is actually
seabeyond
Apr 2012
#10
Shaming is shaming. Using it to manipulate people makes you a creep, without exception
saras
Apr 2012
#11
The OP is about the sudden whining from men about being 'shamed' by being called creepy.
redqueen
May 2012
#32
and the not so nice guy syndrome. and the downright ugly syndrome. it is really about
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#48
that word is held out for a certain feel. there is just something about that word
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#39