Can women be creeps?

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i'm like a gremlin.
he shouldn't feed me after midnight, because if i have a midnight snack i get demanding and horny.

he also does. he made me pancakes at 3am some time.

HE'S ACTUALLY ON TIME.
Goodnight.

I can be creepy once a year if I want.

I dress in all black on valenbane's day,
wear dark shades, and carry my handie talkie
radios by Motorola, and I look like a cia agent
or something. Creeps even thugs out when I
don't want them messing with me.

When I don't wanna be creepy I just
dress in my usual pooh and Tigger overalls
and when I go to the store hugging my
Tigger, I get more smiles from the cashiers
than I do on valenbane's day when I go
dressed in black with my radios showing.

I don't believe you were looking for an answer as much as you were trying to prove some point or other based on your friend's situation, but here goes...

Being creepy is about projecting bizarre behaviors that may or may not stem from self-esteem issues--of course girls can be as creepy as guys can. One of the reasons girls don't get labeled creepy as much is because guys tend to ignore girls they perceive as unattractive--which creepy people can only be--and don't bother to get to know them to the point where the creepiness becomes noticeable. If you think girls are shallow for not wanting to have anything to do with overt perverts, you should start thinking about that.

Guys also have more tolerance for the creepy vibes coming from the opposite sex, which unfortunately has less to do with their being open-minded than with the fact that they never having to be in a position that girls could be in. Guys are usually stronger physically than girls and would be able to fight back if a girl insists on having sex with him when he doesn't want to. Though of course, guys have so few to lose in the first place that even if they have sex with a girl only reluctantly they would rarely--if ever--feel the same way a girl would after she has been raped. And in fact, I was reading an article about the gang-rape at Richmond High the other day where many guys who commented on the story (I suspect you would've been one of them) actually joked about not minding being in the rape victim's position. Does it not say something about the world we live in when most girls wouldn't want to be raped but plenty enough guys treat rape like a joke?

It's true that not all socially awkward people are creepy in the dangerous sense of the word, but this forum has given me the impression that it's also the socially awkward guys who tend to harbor resentful thoughts while outwardly presenting themselves as the meek and the morally-superior. While I probably wouldn't consider them creepy if I were to meet them in person, I probably would be pissed by every other thing they say to me.

if the rape wasn't against your will, it's just surprise sex.

sorry, boss.
i'm well and truely taken.

i can still look!
just not allowed to touch.

He is, but touching is cheating!
& i am no cheat.
cheaters don't deserve partners.