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Anonymous wrote:False eyelashes are WEIRD. They look like they’re never properly cleaned and they probably stink. I don’t understand why women wear those ridiculous looking clown things.

I would probably try it out if I didn't fear all the risks-infections, losing your eyelashes, etc. That's why I find them creepy. That said, yes some people buy big spiders for their eyes and it looks cray.

+2

Anonymous wrote:False eyelashes are WEIRD. They look like they’re never properly cleaned and they probably stink. I don’t understand why women wear those ridiculous looking clown things.

I would probably try it out if I didn't fear all the risks-infections, losing your eyelashes, etc. That's why I find them creepy. That said, yes some people buy big spiders for their eyes and it looks cray.

Anonymous wrote:It’s creepy how obsessed American women are with their children. Treating them like celebrities for mundane things like a birthday. It’s pretty disgusting and the children grow up with self-centered mental complexes.

Had not thought about this, but yeah, the over the top birthday thing was not my scene. Also, I remember one mom complaining to me about all the people who declined a party we went to because my kid was super close to this kid. The party was at a place over an hour a way and they didn't offer to drive kids. Not everyone has all those hours and the energy to drive their kid, hang out or go wander an area you are not familiar with, and drive your wired sugar high kid home on a Saturday. For a backyard or basement you drive your kid over, run some errands, go home and do your 5 minute drive to pick the kid up. Easy peasy.

False eyelashes are WEIRD. They look like they’re never properly cleaned and they probably stink. I don’t understand why women wear those ridiculous looking clown things.

It’s creepy how obsessed American women are with their children. Treating them like celebrities for mundane things like a birthday. It’s pretty disgusting and the children grow up with self-centered mental complexes.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a woman. I find it creepy how they will do a deep dive into someone's life. My younger coworkers were talking about something they saw on TikTok where a woman filmed a guy on a plane and said he was cheating on his wife. Within like a day other women had found who he was, where he worked, and who his wife was. And they were messaging her. All based off someone unknown person claiming he was cheating. I find that so creepy. So ready to blow up a strangers life over an unsubstantiated claim.

How did they learn all this information from a photograph?

There are AI reverse image search engines. You can upload a face photo of a person and the search engine will find other photos of that same person publicly available on the internet and social media. That then often allows you to tie a name to a face. This is reason I removed my photo from LinkedIn.

Google “PimEyes” to read more about i. Super powerful tool for law enforcement and governments.

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.

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!!"

Anonymous wrote:I think pumped up duck lips are super creepy.

+1 And artificial looking nose jobs.

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s creepy when older women try to dress like they are teenagers.

Also when they also try to use slang words hoping to seem cool.

I also think it’s creepy when women form Mom cliques too. 🤦🏻‍♀️

I think you’re confusing creepy with dumb

Anonymous wrote:-Overestimating their attractiveness as evidenced by domineering overconfidence/aggressiveness in social interactions with males and females alike.

-trying too hard with makeup/overdoing the plastic surgery/tweaks eg mouth looks hugely swollen, weird contouring. Leave it to the younguns- who still look stupid but when they are younger they are still trying out their looks/it's not as sad

-wearing a cougar uniform (eg lily pulitzer, lululemon)

-trying to be in on the injokes in public with younger people. Just have your kids explain/translate later for you, granny.

Lol wut

Late 40 year old women drinking like they're in their 20's when they have a pack of kids at home.

I think it’s creepy when older women try to dress like they are teenagers.

Also when they also try to use slang words hoping to seem cool.

I also think it’s creepy when women form Mom cliques too. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Anonymous wrote:Also whatever Bridget Macron did to her husband when he was 13. That is super creepy and should have landed her in jail.

This thread is about creepy things that women do.

I think pumped up duck lips are super creepy.