But, don't you see that's not the message?

No—GENTLY.
With a chainsaw.

If ONLY women had that kind of unity of thought and purpose.

I.
LOOOOOVE
IT!
STEALING!

No, it makes you a good student of human nature.
(His accent isn't helping him, either.)

It does not even have to have threatening body language accompanying it, though it could be argued that leaning in that close into a stranger's personal space IS inherently threatening.

I can't see how you wouldn't think it's creepy and/or scary. I think you're putting yourself in the psycho's place, when you really…

COME ON! If some, say, much-larger-than-you, scary-looking person leaned into your personal space, and said, in a low voice, "Good morning"—that would creep your shit right out! Don't even tell me it wouldn't.

GAHH! That IS creepy.
(I was going to follow that with questioning what is wrong with people, but there's just no need.)

Whoops! Sorry about that. It was meant for the same one to whom you were replying. I can only plead Logitech G7 mouse issues. The damn thing sometimes scrolls out of control.
That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

Adding more alcohol every time something fails, in an effort to get someone so insensate that you can fuck them, is W-R-O-N-G.

Having sex with ANYONE "blitzed out of their minds" is, in fact, and by legal definition, RAPE.
Good luck at your next party. Take bail money.

I made it to "wellspring" and I can't read any more.
Makes me think "p" words ... pretentious, pompous; pathetic comes later, I'm sure.
Forgive me, but I just ate.

* Some women.

Yeah, and the Democratic Republic of Congo is such a democratic republic!

This guy, and the 500,000 just like him.
THAT'S YER RAPE CULTURE, BOYZ.

He may have written "no raping," but then goes on to advise things which could likely lead to a rape scenario.

Good gif.

I. HAD. NO. IDEA.
O.O

None.

That sounds so familiar! I've been told a few times that I was almost always right ... I've been right too often, it seems.

Hope a lesson has been learned?
It won't be. Because it's never his fault. It's always someone else. How can one improve or change if he did nothing wrong? I have dated this type of sociopath a few times. They are impossibly good at twisting things to become everyone else's fault, and never their own.
It would…