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Reply 1

You've met Ciderpeter i take it?

Reply 2

Zlatan
You've met Ciderpeter i take it?


No. But there is plenty of odiousness to be found out there

Reply 3

:dong:

Reply 4

Like creepy how? I hate it when people invade my personal space.

Reply 5

1013
Like creepy how? I hate it when people invade my personal space.


Hard to explain. Intrusive and overbearing I guess yes, wanting to shoot you down a bit too much so they really enjoy it, combined with just a profoundly inhumane feel to them. Seem like they have no sense of right and wrong, untrustworthy, creepy, insincere and soulless in manner etc etc

Reply 6

I had a creepy art teacher who I felt was always leering at me...

Most girls feel weirded out by him. I always wonder if he is just unfortunate to accidently come across this way.

Reply 7

Renza
I had a creepy art teacher who I felt was always leering at me...

Most girls feel weirded out by him. I always wonder if he is just unfortunate to accidently come across this way.

Well if you wonder that he's probably not all that bad. The really creepy ones, you just wouldn't think anything sympathetic about them

Reply 8

Sounds like a complete pyscho to me, probably has communication problems too.

I kinda acted like the way this creepy person does when my gf dumped me, except i was like it to everyone. I think i acted like that out of anger, that my happiness was taken away and no one was even attempting to help me through this rough period of mine.

But then i came back to earth and started being nice to people again :smile: but what i found was that i was becoming really depressed instead. I saw a vicar about it, and he said "anger and depression are the same thing, except one is directed out to the world, and the other is directed inwards".

It sounds liek this creepy person has alot of serious issues and social deamons, and alot of paranoia. I passed that phase about 2 months ago, and have never been happier :smile: but i was alone during my creepy time. very lonely.

the best thing you can do is let him be, try and avoid him, he'll come to his senses one day, and if he doesnt, who cares? I'd seriously consider cutting him out of your life.

Reply 9

ew, i know exactly what you mean by creepy people... i worked with this guy once who was amazingly creepy - i couldn't explain why or anything, he just was....

one day i told a mate of mine how much he creeped me out but this guy must have overherd and he confronted me over it.. i didn't know what to say so i just completely bull****ted and said i didn't mean it (for fear of getting knifed or attacked or something), he just came out with "It's o.k it just means i scare kids and have a trusty band of cats as followers" (looking bak LMAO) if ther was any confirmation of what i said - it think that one phrase may have been it!

Reply 10

I find that creepy people gravitate towards me.

Perhaps they feel that we have some sort of affinity. :frown:

Reply 11

This girl who I had a date with once just walked past my house. **** she was creepy, in a weird, hidden way. Freaked me out

Reply 12

Anonymous
Sounds like a complete pyscho to me, probably has communication problems too.

I kinda acted like the way this creepy person does when my gf dumped me, except i was like it to everyone. I think i acted like that out of anger, that my happiness was taken away and no one was even attempting to help me through this rough period of mine.

But then i came back to earth and started being nice to people again :smile: but what i found was that i was becoming really depressed instead. I saw a vicar about it, and he said "anger and depression are the same thing, except one is directed out to the world, and the other is directed inwards".

It sounds liek this creepy person has alot of serious issues and social deamons, and alot of paranoia. I passed that phase about 2 months ago, and have never been happier :smile: but i was alone during my creepy time. very lonely.

the best thing you can do is let him be, try and avoid him, he'll come to his senses one day, and if he doesnt, who cares? I'd seriously consider cutting him out of your life.


I like that. I may use it. :smile:

Reply 13

if there's one thing the x-files taught me, it was to avoid creepy people. They always tend to have supernatural powers and bad intentions.

Reply 14

I am absolutely convinced that one of my new lecturers/tutors is a serial killer.

Everybody is creeped out by him.

Reply 15

There's this guy on my course, who is very creepy...we call him weaver...he is very weird.
Smiles in a sadistic way and walks around you when you're talking to someone, LMAO.

Reply 16

Oh my life! Creepy people. My neighbour at uni is soooooooooo strange! He comes to my room and stands in my doorway in his extra short dressing gown and talks about liquid nitrogen!! I kid you not! How do you get rid of creepy, stalker like people?

Reply 17

I hate it when people are just to over friendly! You know when they put their arm around you and start talking to you in a very loud over confident way like they have known you forever when in reality you have actually just met them! That really creeps me out!

A boy i used to go to school with was very much like this! He was creepy looking as well as having a creepy personality though! He was very tall and skinny with a really odd looking face one eye was higher positioned than the other like that poor man of the Goonies (the one they kept locked up can't remember his name). He was totally over powering and in your face, he just tried to hard to be everyone's friend!

Reply 18

that was sloth! the disfigured guy.

Reply 19

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