Given the effectiveness of female shaming language/frames in popular culture, what if we turned the 'creeper' idea on it's head and gave it a male context (i.e. fat chicks) what would happen?
Rhetorically, the concept of a "creep" is a brilliant and powerful strategy of keeping men they don't desire (i.e. non-alphas, non-rich guys, etc) away and in many cases getting them to change their behavior. It's completely subjective to them, so they can interpret a 'creep' however they like. And we even have laws and social norms designed to accommodate this strategy.
Also take note of female body language around what they deem "undesirable" men. It has gotten to the point (in the US) where most guys are literally scared shitless to approach an average looking girl for fear of a negative reaction. Would guys, en masse, making the same body language cues around ugly or fat girls have an equally powerful effect?
Women really are ahead of the game lol.
Thoughts?
Rhetorically, the concept of a "creep" is a brilliant and powerful strategy of keeping men they don't desire (i.e. non-alphas, non-rich guys, etc) away and in many cases getting them to change their behavior. It's completely subjective to them, so they can interpret a 'creep' however they like. And we even have laws and social norms designed to accommodate this strategy.
Also take note of female body language around what they deem "undesirable" men. It has gotten to the point (in the US) where most guys are literally scared shitless to approach an average looking girl for fear of a negative reaction. Would guys, en masse, making the same body language cues around ugly or fat girls have an equally powerful effect?
Women really are ahead of the game lol.
Thoughts?