If a man is called a creep and is not being a creep, and denies that he is a creep, it would be impossible for him to convince her/her friends and wk males that he is not, unless he has mutual friends or a herd of sheep who could help him convince her / her friends pack. Whether people view you to be creepy or not is a question that depends how much they trust you and there is no way to gain their trust by confronting them on their bias; obviously no one is entitled to anyone's trust anyway.
If a man was facially attractive and well-dressed, and he winked at woman in a non-serious way, or asked her to grab a coffee with him in a non-sexual meaning way, the woman might not react so negatively. She may even be postitve, possibly elated. People judge attractive people differently. Attractive men are perceived to be socially adjusted; one of the reasons is because they are assumed to be experienced with women. Ted Bundy is classic example of a fairly good looking man who was able to gain trust from female strangers but had the ulterior motives of a 0/10 uggo lunatic. Attractive men are not seen as stalkerish, murderous, rapey or clingy because they are assumed to have options. Attractive men are not seen as pushy or overly-persistent because they are assumed to be red pilled that looks matter much more than what you say or do; the amount of talking will not change your attractiveness by much. Abnormal or awkward behavior coming from an attractive man might be more easily explained away. But abnormal or awkward behavior coming from an unattractive man will more likely be a red flag to her, even if he isn't hitting on her or ever taked to her and is minding his own business. Many women did not want to enter into relationships with unattractive beta males because they are afraid that they might be creeps, stalkers and weirdos who might harm them given the right circumstances (like during a break-up/rejection). This is why women bully and group attack ugly men that have done absolutley nothing. Its a knee-jerk reaction due to perceived danger that doesn't even exist other than outer ugliness. This is one of the reasons why more women are remaining single and firing up Tinder to find a chad, like ordering a pizza during their hungry/horny part of the month.
If a man was facially attractive and well-dressed, and he winked at woman in a non-serious way, or asked her to grab a coffee with him in a non-sexual meaning way, the woman might not react so negatively. She may even be postitve, possibly elated. People judge attractive people differently. Attractive men are perceived to be socially adjusted; one of the reasons is because they are assumed to be experienced with women. Ted Bundy is classic example of a fairly good looking man who was able to gain trust from female strangers but had the ulterior motives of a 0/10 uggo lunatic. Attractive men are not seen as stalkerish, murderous, rapey or clingy because they are assumed to have options. Attractive men are not seen as pushy or overly-persistent because they are assumed to be red pilled that looks matter much more than what you say or do; the amount of talking will not change your attractiveness by much. Abnormal or awkward behavior coming from an attractive man might be more easily explained away. But abnormal or awkward behavior coming from an unattractive man will more likely be a red flag to her, even if he isn't hitting on her or ever taked to her and is minding his own business. Many women did not want to enter into relationships with unattractive beta males because they are afraid that they might be creeps, stalkers and weirdos who might harm them given the right circumstances (like during a break-up/rejection). This is why women bully and group attack ugly men that have done absolutley nothing. Its a knee-jerk reaction due to perceived danger that doesn't even exist other than outer ugliness. This is one of the reasons why more women are remaining single and firing up Tinder to find a chad, like ordering a pizza during their hungry/horny part of the month.
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