I am just curious, because a buddy of mine brought up an excellent point the other day. He said that these days, it is really common for a woman to refer to "jokingly" refer to any guy in whom she is not interested as a stalker or a creeper. You hear it all the time, it seems. If a guy has the temerity to merely express interest in a woman (who is not interested in him), he risks being mockingly referred to as a creeper. As another poster mentioned recently, if a guy has the gall to contact a woman two consecutive times (sans response) he is almost certainly going to be referred to as a stalker or a creeper. You can almost imagine her messaging her friends about how "stalker guy won't leave me alone; he just messaged me again! haha"
So, exactly when did it become commonplace for women to refer to just about every guy (in whom they weren't interested) as a stalker or a creeper? Ist his a recent phenomenon or did women 10, 15, 20+ years ago commonly refer to guys as stalkers and creepers? Does anyone remember?
So, exactly when did it become commonplace for women to refer to just about every guy (in whom they weren't interested) as a stalker or a creeper? Ist his a recent phenomenon or did women 10, 15, 20+ years ago commonly refer to guys as stalkers and creepers? Does anyone remember?