You're a moron. She's not a "wuss" simply because she doesn't prefer confrontation. A lot of people avoid awkward situations/confrontation, due to the anxiety a "creep" can cause. Not everyone likes to say, "F*k off", even if they really want to. As a guy, I highly doubt you understand what it's like to be "preyed" on by creep men, women even, which sorry, doesn't happen, haha. Even then, men are notorious for not taking a hint. Intentionally, of course. My friends in the past did not hear "No", they only attempt until shot down, verbally. Having ego-hit.
Also, it's disconcerting when someone acts oblivious, you can only wonder their train of thought and compulsive/ persuasive behavior entails. Being so pushy and out of line, shows their character. Creepy.
Being FROM California, it has nothing to do with where you're from; guys/creepy ones' are the same, no matter the state and girl's reaction varies, just the same. My gfs in Cali where no different than ones' here in DC. Reaction wise, some can say what they feel, some can't, it has nothing to do with geography. Being uncomfortable/anxiety is an issue a good number of people struggle with. I find it incredibly moronic of you to call someone a "wuss" for having severe anxiety; then bring my state into the same sentence! You can't be from California. But definitely another male! *durp durp*
Didn't want to coddle her! Wuss isn't exactly a bad word,,,! Will ignore the "moron" label. Lived here since 84,and have known women in similar situations,some much worse.
Creepy man is making me physically ill, IIN?
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You're a moron. She's not a "wuss" simply because she doesn't prefer confrontation. A lot of people avoid awkward situations/confrontation, due to the anxiety a "creep" can cause. Not everyone likes to say, "F*k off", even if they really want to. As a guy, I highly doubt you understand what it's like to be "preyed" on by creep men, women even, which sorry, doesn't happen, haha. Even then, men are notorious for not taking a hint. Intentionally, of course. My friends in the past did not hear "No", they only attempt until shot down, verbally. Having ego-hit.
Also, it's disconcerting when someone acts oblivious, you can only wonder their train of thought and compulsive/ persuasive behavior entails. Being so pushy and out of line, shows their character. Creepy.
Being FROM California, it has nothing to do with where you're from; guys/creepy ones' are the same, no matter the state and girl's reaction varies, just the same. My gfs in Cali where no different than ones' here in DC. Reaction wise, some can say what they feel, some can't, it has nothing to do with geography. Being uncomfortable/anxiety is an issue a good number of people struggle with. I find it incredibly moronic of you to call someone a "wuss" for having severe anxiety; then bring my state into the same sentence! You can't be from California. But definitely another male! *durp durp*
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Didn't want to coddle her! Wuss isn't exactly a bad word,,,! Will ignore the "moron" label. Lived here since 84,and have known women in similar situations,some much worse.