Its not about looking ugly,its about how dangerous you look or feel. Alot of that has to do with the vibe that you give off. If you come at a woman upbeat,positive you might get turned down for being unnatractive to her,but won't get the creepy tag. You get the creepy tag when your vibe is weird,and you are giving off a threatning energy that makes a woman scared to say no,or feel rape could be imminent if you two were alone.
Women write most dudes off as unnatractive but just harmlessly thirsty. If you've been called a creep you need to reexamine your approach or the things you said,your aggression level,your energy,failure to read signals. It may be valid or it may be a woman being extra or stereotypes.
corny non black men will be considered less creepy than black men overall,because they are seen as always being corny yet harmless as thats how they are portrayed by media. Black men being corny with women is automatically seen as weird because we are portrayed as always cool,and portrayed as threatning.
even black women will usually think a weird white boy flirting with them is hilarious and cute, more than it being creepy. Plus they've obviously had more threatning experiences with black men as thats who they've dealt with more.
Women write most dudes off as unnatractive but just harmlessly thirsty. If you've been called a creep you need to reexamine your approach or the things you said,your aggression level,your energy,failure to read signals. It may be valid or it may be a woman being extra or stereotypes.
corny non black men will be considered less creepy than black men overall,because they are seen as always being corny yet harmless as thats how they are portrayed by media. Black men being corny with women is automatically seen as weird because we are portrayed as always cool,and portrayed as threatning.
even black women will usually think a weird white boy flirting with them is hilarious and cute, more than it being creepy. Plus they've obviously had more threatning experiences with black men as thats who they've dealt with more.
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