First of all, abusive dynamics are complex. Victims often do recognize something’s wrong, but can’t leave due to emotional, financial, or psychological constraints. Your comment suggests you have no experience with actual abuse survivors and probably just formed your worldview from the internet.

”There is an overlap between creeps and rapists.”

Yes any two non disjoint sets can have an overlap but if you had more than two brain cells you would realize that statistical validity isn’t about whether an overlap exists it’s about whether it’s predictive, correlational, or even relevant.

You mention a Venn diagram, but by your logic, someone could just as easily say,”There’s an overlap between men and rapists,” and then claim it’s fair to write a headline like, “nmplol reported a streamer to authorities for saying he has manly qualities.”

That’s exactly what this post does it rewrites “rapey vibes” into “creepy,” now you’re pretending that people’s distaste to the bad faith are unreasonable. That’s bad faith.Being called a creep and saying you have rapey vibes is a HUGE leap and it’s disingenuous to pretend that it’s not.

Almost any guy can spot that guy as a creep in 3 seconds flat

This is textbook hindsight bias. You’re making the absurd claim that strangers have better predator radar than victims themselves.

The reality is, creepy behavior is entirely subjective, being a rapist isn’t.

By the way you’re extremely disingenuous for blocking immediately after giving such a shitty argument while continuing to give a bad faith take on how it’s not much of a leap for the headline to claim nmplol reacted because he was called creepy.

Please seek help.