Have you ever noticed whenever feminists talk about their experiences they've had with '' creeps '', the creep is always old. Either that or there's something physically unattractive about him. But the most common adjective is '' old ''. " Old creepy guy ''. I was browsing through some posts and that was the most frequently used word.
Which really brings confusion to mind. When feminists talk about creeps, they claim that they refer to his behavior. Does it sound realistic that 90% of creeps are old? Or could it be that this behavior that they refer to is shared amongst a diverse demographic of men.....but its only called out when old men do it.
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