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"Creepiness" is hard to define, but people generally know it when they see it. For most people, creepiness is something that is vaguely threatening, but also uncertain. People get the creeps because they don't know if something actually poses a threat. If you want to avoid being perceived as creepy by others, it's very important to be aware of yourself and of social norms. If you deviate from the norm, you may risk being seen as creepy.<ref name="rf1">https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/out-the-ooze/201505/how-we-decide-whos-creepy</ref> | "Creepiness" is hard to define, but people generally know it when they see it. For most people, creepiness is something that is vaguely threatening, but also uncertain. People get the creeps because they don't know if something actually poses a threat. If you want to avoid being perceived as creepy by others, it's very important to be aware of yourself and of social norms. If you deviate from the norm, you may risk being seen as creepy.<ref name="rf1">https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/out-the-ooze/201505/how-we-decide-whos-creepy</ref> | ||
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