Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Being unattractive
Being socially awkward
Being shy / introverted
It goes beyond this. It has to do with giving unwanted attention to a person. Being unattractive is, of course, going to increase the number of people who don't want your attention. And, being socially awkward will perhaps limit your ability to tell when attention is unwanted. So, being perceived as creepy will sometimes be unfair in the way that life is generally unfair. And acting creepy will sometimes be inadvertent because you lack social acuity and/or the person who doesn't want to receive your attention is communicating that fact too subtly. But, if you're actually concerned about being considerate of people's feelings and can limit your bitterness over the fact that Chad Thundercock's life is easier than yours, it's pretty damn simple to avoid being creepy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Yep, nailed it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Over the top creepiness like someone staring in your window or making lewd gestures or comments would apply across the attractiveness continuum but most things people call creepy are more about the person than the action
Let me guess - you're a self-professed "nice guy" who can't understand why women don't like "nice guys like me."
Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Over the top creepiness like someone staring in your window or making lewd gestures or comments would apply across the attractiveness continuum but most things people call creepy are more about the person than the action
Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Over the top creepiness like someone staring in your window or making lewd gestures or comments would apply across the attractiveness continuum but most things people call creepy are more about the person than the action
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Yep, nailed it
Anonymous wrote:If a guy does A but you think he is hot and cool, then you think he is charming.
If a guy does A but you think he is unattractive and awkward, then you think he is creepy.
Two guys can do the exact same thing...and one be seen as creepy and the other seen as charming.
Anonymous wrote:Being unattractive
Being socially awkward
Being shy / introverted