>>9077645
Look, let me break it down for you. The difference between "flirting" and "creeping" is "Does this person want to talk to me, and am I listening to their answer?"
Say Hot Guy and Ugly Guy have the same interaction.
>Hey, how're you doing?
>What's your name? My names ___
>You're very pretty, can I get your number?
>Here's my number
>Call me babe!
Same number of sentences, same words, etc. Here's the difference. When Hot Guy says
>Hey, how're you doing?
The girl replies and answers his question. She flirts back, she gives off good body language. When he continues, she wants to keep talking to him.
When Ugly guy says the same thing, she closes off her body language, gives a short answer, tells him she's out on a "just girls night", whatever.
>Then Ugly guy keeps talking
The fact he's kept talking turns him into a creeper, because she gave him nonverbal "no's". Ladies often can't give verbal no's without being screamed at and called a bitch/whore/cunt.
He didn't pick up on that. He keeps going. Now he's ignoring her wishes, so she's left having to determine whether he's just socially clueless or will legitimately snap if she says no. She's now scared. Maybe she says no, maybe she gives a nonverbal no. Either way, he ingores it and keeps talking. If he had stopped once he'd been rebuffed, he wouldn't be a creep. He'd have been a normal guy who tried, and everyone can go on their merry little way without being creeped out. Normal guys listen to the signals, and that's what separates them from the creeps no matter their level of attractiveness. You can be hideous and not be a creep.
That's what makes a creep anon. Deliberately or not, breaking another persons boundaries when they've tried to make it clear they're not interested is creepy.