What is it that makes one person creepy and another person attractive? Why do some men set off women's Spidey-sense while other men can do the exact same things and be perfectly fine?  Guys - especially ones who aren’t the most socially well-calibrated - worry a lot about being creepy by accident. They worry that being a creeper, even if it’s entirely unintentional - will start be the start of a long process that begins with being called creepy and eventually leads to their dying alone in a cave because they’ve been kicked out of all society, everywhere. But what is it that can cause even seemingly perfectly normal behavior to make people feel uncomfortable... and how can you avoid it? Show Highlights: Why being creepy isn't about who's hot and who's not How society makes it harder for women to trust their instincts The psychology behind why certain behaviors make women uncomfortable What behaviors trigger women's sense of danger and why The key to avoiding being a creeper ...and so much more. Related Links: On The Nature of Creepiness  The Science of Being Creepy  Socially Awkward Isn't An Excuse  Yes, It's Still Creepy When Brad Pitt Does It  How To Read Body Language  Don't Be a Creeper    Don’t forget to subscribe and review us on iTunes , Stitcher and on YouTube. Like the podcast? Become a Dr. NerdLove patron at Patreon.com/DrNerdLove Want more dating advice? Check out my books at www.doctornerdlove.com/books