Post: #1

New Manosphere, Red Pill policy: Any woman who refers to a man as a creep can be publicly referred to as a cunt.

More (scroll down): http://theprivateman.wordpress.com/2012/...ck-twofer/

Post: #2

Well some men deserve to be called creeps. I have cringed at some beta approaches I've seen. I remember my first approach and I cringe just thinking about all the creepy thoughts the girl had going through her mind during the interaction. Fortunately, I can't even remember how she rejected me. She did it indirectly and since it was the end of the semester, I never really saw her on campus again. Thank god, Game has allowed me to look back at those interactions and change myself.

But yeah, a ton of so called creepers don't deserve to be called creeps. One (wo)man's creep is another (wo)man's prince charming.

Post: #3

No man is ever to be called a creep. Cunts need to find another word.

Post: #4

Asking girls "what does creepy mean?" usually does the trick. They can't explain for the life of them what it means, because it's used far too broadly as a term. This is what makes it such an effective shaming tool. If a girl calls you creepy to your face, agree and amplify - blitz through that test. Her comment doesn't affect you. If she's calling men (or you) creepy behind your back as what usually happens... who cares unless you're in social circle. I think cunt is a great retort but you might get your ass beat by WKs a few times for it.

Post: #5

Creepy USED to define someone that was a blatant pervert. A trenchcoat type. Now, anything a woman deems unpleasant in some way gets labeled creepy. Yes, the definition is much too broad. A guy that's awkward isn't a creep. If he's drooling or has his dick out, yeah, then he's a creep.

Post: #6

Much better than calling them a cunt, just say... Darling, I would call you a cunt but you lack the depth and the warmth.

I've only used it a couple times but it can infuriate them on an unimaginable level and there is no good response to it.

Post: #7

Actually, I like to call girl's creepy or dorky, etc.

If they're really out of line, I like to use non-gender specific curses like "asshole" or "fuckhead."

Post: #8

Creepy to them I think means anyone who made them uncomfortable or did something they think a cool guy would not do.

Post: #9

(10-05-2012 06:32 PM)Private Man Wrote:  No man is ever to be called a creep. Cunts need to find another word.

So you are saying there is no such thing as a creep? You don't have to go to the extreme on this position. The guys who catcall girls on the streets are definitely creeps. They make it tough for the legit players to get girls because the girls are guarded. Saying there is no such thing as a creep is like saying there is no such thing as an asshole or bitch. They exist, maybe not in as great numbers, but they do exist.

Post: #10

I've never really had success/impact with 'cunt' anyone else?

I find using the hate language of their own bitch-kind does the trick a bit better. Bad friend, immature, slut, sleeps with anything, bad mom, ugly, fat...girls already use those tools to crush the souls of other women. I borrow for maximum effect.

Its like if a woman calls you a dick...who cares, but if she borrows some man vs. man terms and calls you a coward...game on.

Post: #11

I gotta disagree with ya here, bro.

Lots of men are creepy as fuck.

Start an online dating profile using a woman's image.

When fat guys with a 1,000 yard stares start sending you pics of themselves jacking off, you tell me men can't be creepy.

Post: #12

(10-05-2012 07:13 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Creepy USED to define someone that was a blatant pervert. A trenchcoat type. Now, anything a woman deems unpleasant in some way gets labeled creepy. Yes, the definition is much too broad. A guy that's awkward isn't a creep. If he's drooling or has his dick out, yeah, then he's a creep.

I've never been called creepy. Agressive and insufferable, yes. But never creepy.

Creepy means a guy who isn't attractive tries acting as if he's entitled to have sexuality.

Post: #13

(10-05-2012 10:29 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  I gotta disagree with ya here, bro.

Lots of men are creepy as fuck.

Start an online dating profile using a woman's image.

When fat guys with a 1,000 yard stares start sending you pics of themselves jacking off, you tell me men can't be creepy.

I agree. Look at all these spree killers we post about that never get laid. Just because bitches are unimaginative and have a default word doesn't mean they aren't right half the time.

Post: #14

Listen, a guy sending impromptu unsolicited explicit photographs is a legitimate creep. The archetypal flasher in a trenchcoat: creep. The peeping tom with binoculars, creeper.

This is a small minority of men. Most guys are not creeps. Most aren't even close! Yet girls use the world so profligately, one might suppose that almost every other guy is creepy. No, they're not. The girl just doesn't want to spread her legs for them. And her need to find fodder for feminine conversation norms that require bitchy attacks on other people, means she resorts to using the word time and time again.

Post: #15

(10-05-2012 10:32 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  I've never been called creepy. Agressive and insufferable, yes. But never creepy.

Interestingly, I've never been called "creepy" by a girl, only by male-feminists and white knights who were offended by me talking to, and about, girls in a way they interpreted to be vaguely sexual--within their earshot. Interestingly, the girls I was talking to weren't in the least bit offended or uncomfortable. One time I was like, "Yeah call me up tonight, and repeat that, when you're jerking off to the bizarre, objectifying porn that you secretly enjoy in private."

Dude shut the fuck up pronto.

Post: #16

(10-05-2012 10:50 PM)Therapsid Wrote:  This is a small minority of men. Most guys are not creeps. Most aren't even close! Yet girls use the world so profligately, one might suppose that almost every other guy is creepy. No, they're not. The girl just doesn't want to spread her legs for them. And her need to find fodder for feminine conversation norms that require bitchy attacks on other people, means she resorts to using the word time and time again.

You sound upset.

It's just a word that gets tossed around.

I call most girls bitches and whores. Most aren't bitches and whores.

I call straight guys fags. I'm the least homophobic guy out there. Even my fag friends throw around fag.

Life isn't a philosophy paper. We toss words around all the time.

When I said, "Love you, bro," that doesn't mean you are my brother or that I actually love you.

Ya follow?

Post: #17

(10-05-2012 10:52 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

(10-05-2012 10:32 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  I've never been called creepy. Agressive and insufferable, yes. But never creepy.

Interestingly, I've never been called "creepy" by a girl, only by male-feminists and white knights who were offended by me talking to, and about, girls in a way they interpreted to be vaguely sexual--within their earshot. Interestingly, the girls I was talking to weren't in the least bit offended or uncomfortable. One time I was like, "Yeah call me up tonight, and repeat that, when you're jerking off to the bizarre, objectifying porn that you secretly enjoy in private."

Dude shut the fuck up pronto.

If girls at college night knew my real age some would probably say I'm creepy.

I wouldn't even be a little mad.

Post: #18

For your convenience:

Creepy adjective \ˈkrē-pē\
"You have masculine sexual desires that--whether or not the society at-large agrees with me--I deem threatening, or make me uncomfortable, in a way I'm unable to more eloquently articulate."

Post: #19

(10-05-2012 11:08 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  For your convenience:

Creepy adjective \ˈkrē-pē\
"You have masculine sexual desires that--whether or not the society at-large agrees with me--I deem threatening, or make me uncomfortable, in a way I'm unable to more eloquently articulate."

These sentiment is right except for one change. Girls get their definition of creepy from society.

Should a 35 year old man be at a college night?

90% of society is going to say that's fucking creepy. Since morality and sexual mores are social constructs, they are "right" and we are "wrong."

Now we can say that's because 90% of society is hating or whatever.

But it's not like women are pulling their definition of "creepy" out of thin air.

E.g., in Thailand it's not creepy in Thailand for a man to be with a much younger girl. In the U.S., it is.

Then again, in Thailand it's not creepy to be a tranny. How many of us would agree with that?

Now goddamnit, the last thing I want to do is defend female behavior!

I just don't think creepy is as amorphous as others are suggesting.

Post: #20

(10-05-2012 11:14 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

(10-05-2012 11:08 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  For your convenience:

Creepy adjective \ˈkrē-pē\
"You have masculine sexual desires that--whether or not the society at-large agrees with me--I deem threatening, or make me uncomfortable, in a way I'm unable to more eloquently articulate."

These sentiment is right except for one change. Girls get their definition of creepy from society.

Should a 35 year old man be at a college night?

90% of society is going to say that's fucking creepy. Since morality and sexual mores are social constructs, they are "right" and we are "wrong."

Now we can say that's because 90% of society is hating or whatever.

But it's not like women are pulling their definition of "creepy" out of thin air.

E.g., in Thailand it's not creepy in Thailand for a man to be with a much younger girl. In the U.S., it is.

Then again, in Thailand it's not creepy to be a tranny. How many of us would agree with that?

Now goddamnit, the last thing I want to do is defend female behavior!

I just don't think creepy is as amorphous as others are suggesting.

Wait, now you're conceding that it's creepy for an American older guy to get a younger woman?

You're falling into the morass of cultural relativism. Just because x percentage of some culture has depraved values doesn't mean we should tailor the English language to suit its moral bankruptcy.

Creepy and creep have become bloated catch-all terms that have lost their original meanings. Their capaciousness matches the increasing rotundity of the American girls who hurl these words as their standard, lazy insults for men.

Post: #21

^ yeah, man, the zeitgeist has swallowed me. [takes hit from bong]

Post: #22

Lots of guys are creepy. Lots of girls are cunts.

Post: #23

(10-06-2012 02:10 AM)RioNomad Wrote:  Lots of guys are creepy. Lots of girls are cunts.

You sound like a woman here.

Post: #24

(10-06-2012 02:13 AM)soup Wrote:  

(10-06-2012 02:10 AM)RioNomad Wrote:  Lots of guys are creepy. Lots of girls are cunts.

You sound like a woman here.

You're creepy, get away from me.

Post: #25

(10-05-2012 07:13 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Creepy USED to define someone that was a blatant pervert. A trenchcoat type. Now, anything a woman deems unpleasant in some way gets labeled creepy. Yes, the definition is much too broad. A guy that's awkward isn't a creep. If he's drooling or has his dick out, yeah, then he's a creep.

Yes, that's the problem, the term "creepy" has undergone mission creep. (Sorry, couldn't resist).