What's the creepiest thing a person has ever done to you?

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I thought about this thread today after something creepy happened to me. I was walking my pit bull and two men from the neighborhood stopped me with dog compliments. Irritating, but okay, whatever. After a long discussion about dogs, one of them looked at me and asked, "You ever see them gals who pose for the tattoo girly magazines and they have tattoos all over 'em?"

I have full sleeves, a backpiece, and am otherwise heavily covered with tattoos.

It was time for my pit bull and I to go.

Women are never creepy to me because they are physically weaker and don't threaten me in any way. That's one of the great advantages of being a male. You don't have to live with that fear.

I was creeped out once by an older guy making a pass at me when I was in my early 20s. I just laughed off the first one and said no. Then he put his hand on me. I told him that I'd hurt him if he touched me again and he left. Horny dudes don't listen well. Glad I don't have to put up with it.

The preacher/vet came over to see about one of my sick dogs. He's like 350 lbs, has a gospel radio show and is the father to one of my kids friends. After I paid him for the shot he gave the dog, I walked him out to the car. I hugged him goodbye like everybody does around here and he grabbed my butt!

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I'm giving it another shot. We will see.
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Most of the creepiest aren't really appropriate for this forum.

The one that scared me the most was when I was 11, I went to the birthday of a friend at a bowling alley. There were a few of her friends there, and her family was there also, supervising. A college aged guy (he must have been about 22) walked up behind me and grabbed my ass. The girls parents didn't do anything, her brother and her father just stood there and laughed at the guy. I was still a child, ffs. I don't know how any adult could let that happen, laugh about it, and think that is appropriate for a kid. I was completely freaked out and scared and did not know what I had done wrong to deserve that behaviour, I didn't understand why the guy did that and I didn't understand why anyone didn't stop him, or why they laughed at him. You don;t do that to an 11 year old girl.

One of my old gay neighbors old gay friends once whistled at me while I walked out the door, and stared at me until I went back in. Definitely don't go running around here anymore, found a more private spot for that.

Ugly fat girl used to stalk me when I worked at a grocery store as a cashier, even though I told her up front that I wasn't interested. Even when I transferred over to overnight stocking, she still pestered me. It was a nightmare.

Some one wanting to be with some one like me (I am aspie after all)

Receiving an appreciation , it's yet to happen though if it did that would freak me out a lot .

How would I go about it even if I wanted it? how would I know I've received it would I need to be told? and if I was could I believe them (which I would not ) and if I did what would I do with it ?

Note it on a sheet of toilet paper I imagine ?

when i was 25 i was friends with this one older guy who was in his fourties. we were good friends for about two years and i talked to him about a lot of things and we hung out a lot. one night i hung out with him at the house and he asked me to give him a massage and i gave him one and he enjoyed it then when i was done he suddenly grabbed my junk. i then ran out of his up stairs room and ran out of the house. as i was running, he ran after me. he chased me all the way to my car and once i got in he stopped and said i was attractive and said i looked like a girl. i called him back on the way home and told him why he did that and he told me that he was about to rape me. creeped out and knowing he had no sense of judgment i never ever saw him again.