I like lovely Czech girls, too. I love to talk to them on ICQ. They are so much nicer than nasty American and Western women.
The Czech girls that I have met through ICQ, unlike American girls, have a very light-hearted bubbly attitude when talking with you. One of the reasons that they have this attitude is because they have not been spoiled by the hysterical “watch out for creepy guys” feminist-inspired paranoia that has infected the West.
Recently, there was a Canadian college student on Facebook (a social networking site similiar to Myspace and Bebo) who made a Facebook group called “What Makes Some Guys Creepy?”. Basically, the entire group is an attempt to validate the feminist-inspired theory of “creepy guy behavior”, which is essentially a lighter offshoot of radical feminist Marilyn French’s “All men are rapists” screed.
According to “What Makes Some Guys Creepy?”, here are some of the reasons that a man can be considered “creepy”:
[From the group message board:] DESPERATION: First, I don’t really like lables. I don’t think any guy is creepy deep, deep down – but some guys act like that more than others. And I think part of what drives it is an inner emptiness and desperation. There’s an addictive element where guys are trying to get the next ‘fix’ in the form of women. And so their focus narrows down into a laserbeam focus on ‘how can i get laid?’ or ‘how can I get this girl to date me?’ or whatever. But they’re so focused on making the goal happen that they cease to notice the impact they’re having on those around them. It’s very much like the addict who will steal from family and friends to get their next fix. All of their sketchy behaviour becomes justified. They become blinded by their own hunger and desperation.
My Response: Even some of the really tough guys that have written stuff over on GL’s blog and other places have admitted that they have been left with an inner emptiness and despair after spending their whole lives surrounded by American/Western women. Here the author of this Facebook group is trying to set up a Catch-22. If any of these guys ever try to fill in some of the inner emptiness that they have been left with through setting a goal to date or talk to a good, nice girl, he will simply accuse them of having a “desperate laserbeam focus” on that goal, and thus being “in the wrong” for doing so. But I refuse to listen to this propaganda. Instead, I am going to talk to, and eventually date, nice Russian/Eastern European girls like the nice Czech girls who don’t label people.
[From the group message board:] TOO MUCH, TOO SOON: This is along the same lines as unwarranted and unwanted attention. This can take the form of guys being too touchy too early – or suddenly touchy out of the blue. It can be the guy calling a girl every day after knowing her for 3 minutes. It can be telling her about all of his troubles and insecurities within moments of meeting her. Or asking for the number too soon.
My Response: The morning after the night I talked to the first Czech girl I met on ICQ I turned on the computer and immediately heard the “ICQ sound” and saw her talking to me. Although it was pretty evident that she was waiting there for me to wake up, I didn’t mind it at all, and we have been talking every day ever since. And both of us talk about troubles and insecurities with one another too, yes, even within moments of meeting one another. Maybe American women (and American men) would find that creepy. I don’t know. But now that I have Eastern European and Russian girls to talk to, I’m certainly not bound by it anymore. The purpose of this “too much too soon” restriction is to keep people on a superficial level with one another, and to keep them from bonding on a deeper level. However, I am willing to call the bluff, and I am willing to call a spade a spade, so this doesn’t work on me.
[From the group message board:] UNWANTED OR UNRECIPROCATED INTENSITY: I think those three words say a lot about creepiness. This could come in the form of starting at people too much, or ‘falling in love’ after one date, or being antisocial to everyone except the ‘hot chicks’ or telling a woman, “You’re so amazing” when you don’t know anything about her. It seems unwarranted. It makes no sense. There’s no logical reason for him to say such flattering things unless he’s desperate and lonely. And that’s hardly attractive. So she assumes (correctly) that he has a covert agenda.
My Response: I think the guy running this Facebook group is the one with the covert agenda. People on GL’s board tell the Russian girls “you’re so amazing” all the time, even without “knowing anything about them” (whatever that’s supposed to mean). And the Russian girls love it, and don’t see any problem with it. The only people who ever see a problem with is are feminists, American/Western women, and people like this Facebook guy. And as for “starting[sic] at people too much”, I think that this whole “creepy staring guy” stuff comes from the fact that a lot of Western women think that they are goddesses, and that “lowly guys” don’t even deserve to look at them. I have heard from just about everyone that has been to Russia that I have talked to that it is not considered “creepy” in Russia to openly look a woman up and down. I have even heard from some men that Russian women love to be looked at like this.
(On another note, this Facebook guy also thinks that there is a continuum that goes “creepy–really creepy–stalker–rapist”. This line gives this Facebook group even more of a feminist flair.)
I’m telling you right now that there is nothing sacred about this “creepy guy theory”. It is feminist-manufactured bullshit.
If you are a decent guy, and you are sick of selfish, paranoid Western women and all the male sellouts who defend them and their absurd behavior (like this facebook guy), and want to talk to a good Eastern European or Russian woman who will be very sweet and won’t stick bullshit labels on you, please drop by ICQ’s website and go to the Eastern European Chatroom.
Or if you want, I could even give you some contacts of some Eastern European / Russian women to talk to. I promise you that you won’t be disappointed.
Endnote: I have to go now for the rest of the weekend until late on Saturday, so I wasn’t really able to finish this article. I will finish it when I come back.


By the way Luke, congrats on your blog. Yada, yada.
So… about this whole “creepy guy” thing…
Do exactly what you’re doing. Ignore them. But don’t just ignore them. Ignore them with purpose. You’re very young and you’ve got alot of time to get your stuff together. And the more that you get your stuff together, the more that the Feminazi’s will notice.
And when the time comes that they notice you, you’ve got two choices. One is you can “sample” them on the way to real girls. Or, two, you can just dismiss them with that whole hand flip thing, like when you want something to go away.
I’ve always said that they have a perhaps very overlooked role. And that role is that because Feminazi’s live in the Cult of Entitlement and all are taught to believe that Brad Pitt’s gotta take a number with them, that they will inspire you to amp your stuff. Your stuff being all that makes you a valued commodity in the world of Real girls.
So, just when you’ve got your stuff, your mojo, going big time, and they’re after your wonderful self, you dump the entire idea of being with them. Why? Because you’re too fine for a Feminazi.
But you can leave them a parting gift of Mickey Mouse giving the one finger salute. I’m sure you’ll be smiling though. There’s something about Real girls that does this to a Real man.
All best young Jedi.
this whole thing kind of creeps me out
jk jk jk – enjoy Poland
I know this is a really, really old post, but I just wanted to say something -
For one thing, facebook groups like that are usually “just for fun” and under things like “outlandish statements” or something like that – the more serious they seem, the more humorous they’re usually intended to be, and groups like that are typically for girls who have experienced the so-called “creepy guy” so they don’t feel alone and can laugh about it later.
When I was 16, I had a much older guy (we’re talking 30’s or so) approach me, out of a group of friends, and start flirting. I don’t mean subtly, I’m talking “You’re really cute, we should get together, do you mind if I call you” flirting. He had a really long beard and though we were at the mall, he seemed to be dressed for hunting (I have no problem with that, I hunt myself) and had been watching us (or me, I guess) for longer than 15 minutes.
I consider that creepy.
I also consider myself more-or-less unattractive, at most plain, so when I find myself being stared at – and while it is a bit of an ego boost sometimes, it’s still weird because I feel like a guy is considering how desperate /I/ may be to be laid – I’m not thinking of how pretty I may be or something (I don’t think guys aren’t “worthy” of looking at me). If anything, I usually think “Oh crap, is there something stuck to my face?” Or something along those lines.
I’m assuming you’re a guy, and from the sounds of it, you’ve never had to deal with unwanted attention. I’m not saying it’s wrong for guys to look at women – I’m just saying have a little tact. That’s the difference between being “normal” and “creepy” – you at least try to make it seem like you care about a girl’s personality before her body. You may call that superficial, but most girls (the apparently less-than-quality American or western women) would call that being polite, regardless of gender.
That’s all I wanted to say, sorry about the rant <: /
You’d better be sorry.
“Oh boo hoo hoo, the lowly guy looked at me for 30 minutes.
He’s creeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepy.
He’s creeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepy.
Boo hoo hoo, he only cared about my body.”
That’s the shit I have the opportunity to get away from when I go to countries such as the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia.
So thanks for reminding all of us why the movement of Western men dating women from those countries exists.
One of the best things about travelling in Eastern Europe is that the men aren’t creepy. They don’t call out like they do in New York! In New York I get comments all the time on the street and it sucks. Men in Poland and Hungary are more respectful of women.
I’m a little bit befuddled by your comment in general, since I had heard Polish men say things that we would consider “misogynist” here in the States. I heard one man for example say “my job is a man’s job, and no woman could do my job”, and there was another Polish man who considered it to be a “bad example for women” that a man bought a house for his wife and carved her initials into the facade. That’s not the same thing as “calling out women”, but perhaps its an action cut from the same cloth.
I’m also befuddled by your remarks about New York City. I’ve never been there, but I live close to Detroit and I’ve been there many times, and usually any “calling out” that takes place is not gender specific. If anybody gets “called out”, its almost always by some thug that’s looking for somebody to beat up and rob. I’m not disputing your personal experience: maybe it is different in NYC, but NYC is not the only city in America, and in my experience the “male-on-female-street-sexual-harassment” schpiel wrt the USA as a whole is something that is GROSSLY exaggerated by feminist media sources. I’ve seen it happen maybe once, whereas I’ve seen (unfortunately) countless times in Detroit some thug come up and start shaking his fists (or baseball bat, or knife, or gun) at some other guy because he looks like he might have some money or whatever. And if the other guy’s lucky some more people might see/hear it and turn their heads to the situation and then the thug will back off, but if not then it often results in a fight or a mugging.
So what I have to say about what you have to say is get rid of the gangs and thugs: educate them, put them in jail, do whatever you have to do to get them to stop beating up and robbing people, and THEN we’ll talk about the lesser problem of NYC’s “street harassers”. (I say NYC’s because I’m believing for the sake of argument your story that it does indeed exist in NYC, but I’ve seen no evidence that it exists anywhere else.)
By the way, you mentioned that you went to Poland and Hungary, are you an avid traveler?
I completely agree! american women are so insecure, and many act like they don’t like being women! I refer more specifically to white women, and I see a bit less of it in the younger ones but watch out for anyone in the x gen! oie!. seriously I PLEAD with you american guys who are ready to hook up with an american girl long term. even if you have to go into debt get to eastern europe, or south america, or asia for at least 1 month (preferably longer) and you will be so very thankful. and I spent a lot of time with fem theory, the french feminists who draw upon lacan aside, the others teach manipulation, esp the early 70’s feminists. oie. what a mess. The rub however is that you may need to move out of the u.s. to long term even if you have a foreign gal, as they sometimes get converted over time. thanks for the post luke.
While yes, American women may often be quite superficial, it seems like you guys are just licking your wounds from rejection, and seeking for women on the “greener side.” You complain about feminism, but forget that you are acting in a way that is the result of feminism (with your severed manhoods). What is described above, this neediness, this focus on women, which is unattractive, no matter where you go. I assure you, in time, your Russian and Czech girl friends will lose interest in your “foreignness” and see you for your pathetic self. Get over your approval complex. See a shrink if you have to.
Solution: get a goal. Find a goal in life, work towards it. Women should NEVER be your goal. In the best case, they are companions you meet on your life’s journey, with whom you share your journey. Ultimately, man is alone. That isn’t to say he doesn’t meet others along the way, or that he doesn’t form friendships and deep relationships. But part of good relationships is a sense of boundary when it comes to your identity and selfless giving. What you display are classic signs of codependency which is a selfish nasty and horrid thing to subject another person to.
Oh wow I just googled “how to not be creepy” when I found this. The reason was that I was excluded from my close friends because of some new girl who I havent talked to for more than 3 minutes total in all the time ive known her (about 6 weeks), accused me of being creepy and weird. I was pretty hurt, especially when they took her word over mine.
Thank you author, for telling me that it’s HER and not me.
How is man ultimately alone?