Post: #1

In my opinion, this was Roosh's single best blog post. It's one of the main reasons I started paying close attention to his writing and eventually joined this forum.

One rarely sees someone -- anyone -- address something of truly serious consequence in an incisive way but this is what was done here.

Quote:There is a word today that women have adopted as their defacto n-word when they want to put down a man of any race. It has the immediate effect of making men feel weak and embarrassed. That word is “creepy.”

Its definition has expanded over the years, going from something representing pedophilic or deviant behavior to anything which makes a woman even slightly uncomfortable. It’s a powerful word that is successfully causing men to tread carefully around women for fear of getting the stain applied to them. It’s being used to control men and make sure they don’t question female behavior and overreach.

If you see yourself as a man who believes that feminism is hurting men, and that women have gained at the cost of men, you should never use this word. It must be banished from your vocabulary. Every time you use it, you validate its use by a woman to trash your own gender, giving it even more power.

Whenever you hear someone say “creepy,” whether a man or a woman, you must stop the speaker and question why they used it

I felt like bringing this up because there is still not enough attention being paid to this one uniquely evil word. Of all the rhetorical devices that feminism has successfully introduced into the day-to-day discourse, none has the power of this one little word to shame, cow and intimidate men, to break their spirits and to make them feel defeated and toe the line. It carries the nasty stink of both the smugness and the hysteria that characterize the worst of femininity, and it can cast a lasting pall over the lives of many normal men.

It is worth reiterating Roosh's imperative. Never use the word "creepy". Respond with disgust and outrage whenever someone else does, especially if it is used to shame a man for departing in some way from his ordained behavior under feminism. If we can do even a little to strip this word of its evil powers, we will have done a great good to millions of our fellow men.

Post: #2

delicioustacos Wrote:The more we own it, the more of our own power we give it. I am a motherfucking CREEP. If ever a creep walked the surface of the Earth, it is my motherfucking ass.

I want to fuck the youngest cutest girls in the worst ways conceivable. And I pull it off! It fucking happens. I'm the pig staring at you in the office. Maybe I will never fuck you. Fine. I will rawdog a girl who looks exactly like you on a first date off OKCupid. It's all the fucking same to me. After all, I'm just a creep.

Let's not buy into the internet feminists'™ game, where creep means a guy who can't get laid. Creep is their "nigger." Let's own it. I get laid, and I'm way creepier than guys who can't get laid. I'm a way worse creep than those guys. Whatever women want the word "creep" to mean, I promise you, I am, times a thousand. So are you.

But they keep coming back. Women just want to complain about creeps, and I give them what they want. I want pussy, and they give me what I want. Symbiosis.

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Post: #3

Personally I feel it is not so much about men permitting its use as a word but more importantly the ways in which we can deflect and successfully subvert the label of "creepy" when such a frame is shit-applied to us.

Post: #4

Two things, first I started calling girls creepy and they don't like it.

Second, we've decided it's ok to refer to this guy as creepy on my Florida thread.
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/roo/4053604754.html

Post: #5

Elmech, I'm OK with that Florida guy being the Mrs Chocolate of the word "creepy". Florida is barely a part of the planet anyway.

Mero: that's delicioustacos exercising his style, but the fact remains that it's a word they own, it's ugly and it's gotta go.

Post: #6

Betas get called "creepy", players get called "asshole".

It's not a word anyone would associate with me and is therefore not a word I worry about.

Post: #7

(09-24-2013 08:21 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Two things, first I started calling girls creepy and they don't like it.

Second, we've decided it's ok to refer to this guy as creepy on my Florida thread.
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/roo/4053604754.html

John gave us a new website to "fish"... fishmeetfish.com . His username is quite amusing, men69.

Post: #8

(09-24-2013 08:33 PM)MattC Wrote:  Betas get called "creepy", players get called "asshole".

It's not a word anyone would associate with me and is therefore not a word I worry about.

Yeah well it's not going away the only thing to do with it is use it against them. I said I call them creepy and they really don't like it.

Post: #9

Aye, I'll do that for fun. Calling girls perverts is quite fun too.

Post: #10

Creepy is a term used for thirsty betas with bad game.

I used to get the creepy title and then it switched to "asshole" which means I've gone from being a follower to a leader.

Post: #11

I use creepy and pervert on girls all the time. It's fun

Post: #12

It's a really stupid term. It's the the verbal equivalent of what the Federal Reserve does these days - women have devalued the currency of the word "creepy".

We could try to adopt the word and take ownership of it - like feminists do with the word "slut" - but really, I'd rather see it disappear.

One of my favorite blogs Dusk in Autumn has a good take on the rise of the all-encompassing use of creepy:

Quote:"Two of the most commonly used slang words of the 21st century also refer only to suspicious people or social situations, not places -- "stalker" and "creepy," and their variants (stalking, creeper, etc.). "Stalker" took off in the early 2000s, and "creepy" more like the mid-late 2000s. They primarily refer to male behavior toward females in the domain of dating and mating, whether some guy who makes a pass at a girl, looks like he's going to, or even a guy who shows no awareness of the girl, but if he did, she'd be creeped out. "Who's that fat ugly creeper asleep in the corner over there?"

It's not just a message about how undesirable the guy is -- there were and still are other words for that. Like, "Who's that goofy-looking dork who keeps asking you to dance?" or "Can you believe that loser actually thought I'd go out on a date with him over Brad?" The new words add a layer of connotation that he's not only undesirable but suspicious, threatening, and so on. "OK, not gonna lie, but that stalker sitting at the table behind you, literally looks like he's thinking of raping you." "Ewww, creepy guy number 4 just looked at us again -- I honestly need to go take a shower now."

Their targets are not actually threatening -- probably some awkward, video-game-addicted dork -- but they exaggerate the sense of suspicion and threat in order to fence themselves off from everyone else, no matter how harmless.

Therefore, the rise of "stalker" and "creepy" can be seen as an extension of the date-rape hysteria that began in the late '80s and lasted well into the '90s."

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Post: #13

There is one word that single handedly out-cringes "creepy", and that my friends is word I have heard solely in American films and that is "creeper". Please tell me girls don't use it in real life?

Post: #14

(09-25-2013 10:41 AM)Teedub Wrote:  There is one word that single handedly out-cringes "creepy", and that my friends is word I have heard solely in American films and that is "creeper". Please tell me girls don't use it in real life?

umm, feminists definitely use it.

Post: #15

haha this thread is so true a girl on my facebook just put up a status which says "man keeps staring at me on the bus.... creepy"

Post: #16

(09-25-2013 11:28 AM)master_thespian Wrote:  

(09-25-2013 10:41 AM)Teedub Wrote:  There is one word that single handedly out-cringes "creepy", and that my friends is word I have heard solely in American films and that is "creeper". Please tell me girls don't use it in real life?

umm, feminists definitely use it.

I've never met the kind of American tumblr feminists that we mock on here in real life. Thankfully.

Post: #17

(09-25-2013 09:58 AM)frenchie Wrote:  Creepy is a term used for thirsty betas with bad game.

I used to get the creepy title and then it switched to "asshole" which means I've gone from being a follower to a leader.

Haha nailed it!

I used to think there was a tough tightrope to walk between being seen as creepy and being seen as asexual...thanks to the blog post mentioned in OP (and others) and some more experience, I can now see it really is just for betas lacking game.

When a girl says 'asshole' it's code for 'guy I want to fuck me'

Post: #18

(09-25-2013 12:01 PM)Teedub Wrote:  I've never met the kind of American tumblr feminists that we mock on here in real life. Thankfully.

Because they're all socially-dysfunctional. It's why they believe the shit they do and post hysterically online. They're mental cases and shut-ins. I think we far overestimate them as a threat. It's the Socially-Functional Feminists in the 'Sex In The City' sense who are the problem.

Post: #19

This idea, this word, has so much power that men will do or say anything to show it could never be associated with them. It's really crazy how much men are preoccupied with validation by women in the eyes of other men. In many cases, that's all they ever think about.

Post: #20

(09-25-2013 11:28 AM)master_thespian Wrote:  

(09-25-2013 10:41 AM)Teedub Wrote:  There is one word that single handedly out-cringes "creepy", and that my friends is word I have heard solely in American films and that is "creeper". Please tell me girls don't use it in real life?

umm, feminists definitely use it.

Not just feminists. Ugly bitches in general will use it. I've even heard "creepazoid" coming from some Tina Fey wannabes who describe themselves as awkward.

Post: #21

There was a high end fashion party at the hotel tonight.

One of the organizer girls checking guests in was pretty cute, so I opened her up, "Hey, you look familiar..."

We started talking about where we've worked and it turns out we know some people in common, and she said, "Ohmygod, the hospitality industry in this city is so small, it's totally creepy."

Post: #22

What would be the correct game response to being called "creepy"?

Just socially ignore the person calling you creepy? Such as blow them off as they are not important after calling you creepy and shut them out with body language (turn your back towards them, etc.)?

Post: #23

(09-26-2013 01:51 AM)It_is_my_time Wrote:  What would be the correct game response to being called "creepy"?

Just socially ignore the person calling you creepy? Such as blow them off as they are not important after calling you creepy and shut them out with body language (turn your back towards them, etc.)?

Hmm. Great question; I'd like to know as well.

Post: #24

^^^^^^^as MattC said if you've already been labeled as creepy move on to the next one. If you're getting called that often you need to evaluate what it is that needs to be changed so you're called an asshole.

Post: #25

Do you guys think at some point the men will start to ignore "creepy" and just plow through anyway? Or do you think the feminists will win with this word? I say, let them eat cake!