What do women do that’s considered creepy

[Anonymous]

It’s a little creepy when they fall in love & become pen pals with psycho killer on Death Row. It’s even worse than when they are teaching middle school & are banging their male students.

[Anonymous]

I’m creeped out by long fingernails. Not only are they unhygienic, but I those who wear them can’t fully use their hands. And then there’s the thought of the pain if there’s damage to the nail…shudder.

[Anonymous]

Become stalkers and relentlessly chase after taken/married men or men who don't want them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m creeped out by long fingernails. Not only are they unhygienic, but I those who wear them can’t fully use their hands. And then there’s the thought of the pain if there’s damage to the nail…shudder.

Yes, agree with all of that. Whenever I see women with long filthy (often fake) nails, I gag to think of them:

Making hamburger patties
Wiping their ass
Changing a diaper
Bathing a baby
Tossing a salad with their hands
Changing a tampon

These things just can’t be done well or sanitarily with long fake nails full of trapped dirt and bacteria. The lack of hygiene creeps me out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a sister who tries to be creepy with our sons, but we are no contact. From an early age she was the one who wouldn't stop tickling, hugging, stroking when they told her to stop and we intervened. She showered them with gifts they didn't want and wrote love notes first from herself, then in her handwriting from her daughter-their COUSIN that were creepy-especially on Valentine's day. Nope, they are not special love valentines with a cousin. Her reaching out got more and more uncomfortable about how she craves them and misses then and wants to hug and kiss them. Strangely enough my mother, who also has expressed concern about her creepiness with the children of other relatives, was angry at my husband and me for setting strict boundaries and eventually distancing them. It's more important to me that my boys protected from an aunt who makes their skin crawl and does not accept or respect "no!!"

Wow. Good for you

[Anonymous]

I think it’s weird when women have unhealthy attached-at-the-hip inseparable relationships with their adult daughters, to the exclusion of everyone else. It seems like some sort of stunted growth, and does more harm than good to the daughter and her other relationships (ie husband, siblings, in-laws, friends, cousins, daughter’s own kids).

I have a family member who suffers from this and bc of her mother, she doesn’t trust anyone, not even her own husband. It also doesn’t help that her mother isn’t a good role model either (always chased married men).

[Anonymous]

This one may be more sad than creepy. I go to a coffee shop where this older lady sits by herself and watches the counter help and interacts with them (I think it’s all day since I go at different times and she’s always there). She know details of their lives and throws questions, like what does Jenny think of her new schedule? Or how’s Jack getting home while his car’s in the shop? The workers are polite to her. She acts like she’s a relative but I think she just needs the social interaction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This one may be more sad than creepy. I go to a coffee shop where this older lady sits by herself and watches the counter help and interacts with them (I think it’s all day since I go at different times and she’s always there). She know details of their lives and throws questions, like what does Jenny think of her new schedule? Or how’s Jack getting home while his car’s in the shop? The workers are polite to her. She acts like she’s a relative but I think she just needs the social interaction.

Aww that IS sad. She is just lonely. I can imagine myself chatting people up in public and hope people don’t think I’m ‘creepy’

[Anonymous]

Acting seductive towards the wrong people: co-workers, other parents, kids' friends, randoms.

Being the "cool mom."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s weird when women have unhealthy attached-at-the-hip inseparable relationships with their adult daughters, to the exclusion of everyone else. It seems like some sort of stunted growth, and does more harm than good to the daughter and her other relationships (ie husband, siblings, in-laws, friends, cousins, daughter’s own kids).

I have a family member who suffers from this and bc of her mother, she doesn’t trust anyone, not even her own husband. It also doesn’t help that her mother isn’t a good role model either (always chased married men).

I knew a pair of sisters like this. Each one spent every day with their respective daughters. The women were on second or third marriages. The daughters were very compliant types, married with kids, but their moms were always around. Enmeshed for life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Become stalkers and relentlessly chase after taken/married men or men who don't want them.

Men do this too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Acting seductive towards the wrong people: co-workers, other parents, kids' friends, randoms.

Being the "cool mom."

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Acting seductive towards the wrong people: co-workers, other parents, kids' friends, randoms.

Being the "cool mom."

How do these women act seductive?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea if these are creepy but they are annoying for sure.

-women who reposition their breast in their bra in front of others (similar to men repositioning their ball sack)

- women that stare at men wayyy too long, hoping to lock eyes on one another.

-women who put and take things out of their bra.

All of these! I know a woman who stores her cell phone in her ample cleavage. You can't see it, then she reaches between her breasts and pulls out a phone.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The creepiest thing that women do, IMO, is undermine, sabotage, steal from and betray each other...and then gaslight their female victims from not calling it out or in the name of "feminism" or "sisterhood".

Parasitic forced teaming with a female victim while stealing her life out from under her nose, and she is mentally twisted up with fake sisterhood ideology that prevents her from calling out a female abuser.

Nobody hates women like other women.

Yes and the worst of them act like they are your friend. A woman I know takes any opening she can to dismiss my concerns, belittle me and generally insult me. When I ask why she would say such things, she says I'm imagining things or that I'm too sensitive.