Thread: Creeps...

it's not hard, in fact, it's very easy.

duh, I WAS/AM friendly at first, cuz I am just trying to get along with people...but one of my drunken/old/married neighbor has been calling out to me tooooo much, so I did like you posted - which is ignoring him... but, it boiled to a head a weeks ago when one day after me ignoring him, he walked over to my lawn and I got pissed off, put down my phone and told him "you need to get off of my property"....and I REALLY wanted...

Cornium....I think women like to SLING around the word "Stalker" constnatly....even as a form of a compliment or typically in Jest. Example, "Yeah, I think he likes me *giggle* 'cause he's stalkin' me" Lately, there's been a fine line between "stalking" and a guy who simply likes a girl...and sometime the woman winds up dating the guy that "stalked"...

hmmm so creepy = ugly? if you were pretty you would get attractive guys asking you out.

everytime I see this thread title, that Radiohead song starts up in my head again...

gloria25 wrote: who's the creep? the creepo(es) is my crazy, old, drunken, married neighbor who called me a bytch the other day... then the other is his buddy...(who is also, old, married, and really creepy looking) both of them everytime I come outside, they miraculously appear, and keep on trying to say "Hi" or wave - so, I gather they are leering through their windows waiting for me to come outside - which is also...

seaglass wrote: isaackko wrote: Dude, these are old married men. How would you react if some 64 year old drunken hag was constantly hitting on you and waiting outside your house for you to come out? they're not hitting on her .. they're saying hi and appreciating her beauty. she should feel flattered. Sure Back to top

My boyfriend wasn't bothering you. He was looking for my black pants. Signed, becky

We'd steal your cake

Quote: gee, do they think that I'm that desperate for a man, or that they're the best I can get???" This is what is really bothering you....your feelings about your search for a partner Back to top