[ SECRET POST #3248 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3248 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Creepshaming

[(Anonymous)]

The fact is you can't control whether you're a creep or not. You're creepiness is decided by how the women around you feel about you, you just have to live with that. the fact that you want to take control over that shows that you might have some issues with letting women hold any kind of social power, which Ironically is one of the things likely to make women feel you're a creep.

Re: Creepshaming

[(Anonymous)]

What? That they don't want to act like a creep makes them a creep?

Re: Creepshaming

[(Anonymous)]

Wow you're an idiot.

I mean, your first sentence about just accepting that yeah you kind of have to live with the fact that maybe women will find you creepy through no fault of your own is a good point.

But WTF how does finding this bothersome make them "afraid of women having social power"? Everyone wants to be liked, and no one likes the idea of other people thinking badly of them or making wrong assumptions about them. That's just human nature.