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You know when you're on Tinder, and you swipe past those cringey profiles with no photos of a person? And you're just like, "this guy is definitely married, right"? Well, unfortunately for me, I regularly get super-liked by those dudes. I have no idea what it is about me that screams "I'll help you cheat", but it's pretty insulting. And a little flattering. Let's be honest - a super like is a super like. I usually just report profiles like that, but I decided to try something out: matching with them and talking to them. Just to see if they would be as creepy as I assumed.

 For experimental integrity (because this is for science), I only responded to men who messaged me first, and I expanded my age filter because I figured the older sector would have more of this type of profile (absolutely right, it turns out). Here are my results. Prepare to be disappointed by dating app men yet again! 

Kids can be little angels, but they can also be total sh*ts. Any parent can attest that sometimes kids misbehave to the point where they briefly consider disowning them, even though deep down, they adore them. But when your kid does something weird, creepy, or disturbing, the reasons for wanting to disown them can be on a whole new level. Whether it's making comments that suggest they lived a past life, seeing them sleepwalk into dangerous situations, or seeing a weirdly violent side to them, these parents recall the bizarre things their kids did that made them rethink the whole parenting thing.

Summer camp is a place for kids to live out all their childhood dreams and have the best time ever. Each camp has its traditions, from pranks to campfire songs to color wars. Some of them might be fun, but other camp traditions range from slightly weird to borderline psychotic, and a Reddit thread asking people to share the creepiest things that ever happened to them on summer camp confirms this to be true. Scroll through these scary stories to see how NOT to treat a child at camp because the PTSD is real, people!

If you're new to the internet, you may not have noticed that there are basically always robots trying to get money off of you by sliding in your DM's. It's obviously not funny when they're successful, but sometimes the things they say are so hilarious you can't help but be entertained by their attempts.

And if it's not a robot trying to slide in, then it's probably some random guy who feels this is the appropriate way to shoot his shot. 20 or so years ago, before DM's, weird people would just run up to you and say confusing a*s things, now they still can do that, but the internet allows them to keep it up once they go back home on their computer. It's definitely a weird world we live in.

Working out is already demanding enough. Who wants to deal with being crept on at the gym, or being accused of creeping on someone else while trying to work out? That's the conflict that went down on this week's "Am I the A$$hole?" Reddit thread. The original poster claims that he was just minding his own business when a woman accused him of taking creepy pics while working out. He refused to show her his phone because he had explicit pictures of himself and his girlfriend on it. We get both sides of the coin, so we're pretty torn. Read on for more details, and make your own call. 

Creepy is a hard concept to describe. What is creepy to one person, can be adorable to the next. Clowns, for example, used to be the go-to entertainment for children, and now they're basically only found on horror movie posters, or in fast food restaurant commercials — Yep, we're talking about you, Ronald.

Are creepy things inherently wrong? Or just uncomfortable? We all have the potential to be creepy, it really just depends on who we're talking to and how often we blink our eyes.

There are many different ways to deal with creepy people. A lot of the time we try to be kind because we don't want to anger them, but that can also give off the wrong message and make them think you enjoy their 'special attention.' You can try to ignore them as well, but they're usually not the best at picking up on social cues. Perhaps the best way is to go down the creepy route as well, to out-creep the creepers of the world. You might come off as insane, but at least you'll be left alone.

On this week's episode of "men can be creepy AF," a concerned man started a Reddit thread about his roommates are considering accepting a 16-year-old girl as their roommate. Apparently, she claims to be emancipated but has no proof that she actually is. In case you missed it, these men are in their twenties. Only one roommate - the original poster - thinks that this is a disaster waiting to happen, and all the Redditors on the thread unanimously agree with him. What do you think? Is this about to explode in their faces? How creepy are these roomies on a scale of one to ten? Let us know in the comments. 

OnlyFans has become a source of revenue for people from all walks of life. Because it's online, it seems safe to assume that none of your fans can ever track you down in real life. However, the responses on a recent Reddit thread beg to differ. The OP asked people with OnlyFans what happened when they were recognized offline, and the responses range from chill to creepy. Scroll down to see what happened. 

Weddings are supposed to be sources of joy, but not when there's a helluva lot of drama involved. At the same time, is it really a wedding if there is no drama involved? Much to think about. One of Reddit's "Am I the A**hole?" posts featured a bride wondering if she was in the wrong for disinviting one of her bridesmaid's husbands, who has sexually harassed their friends more than one time. The bridesmaid is currently fuming at the bride, but many Redditors chimed in to defend the bride's decision. Scroll down to read the story in detail, and make your own judgment call. 

Babysitting is usually a very clutch job to take on. If the kids are nice enough, and the parents pay well, it could be considered a very quick and easy cash grab. Of course the kids need to be entertained as well, and there are about a million things that can go wrong and result in an immediate termination... but usually you just end up eating chips in their living room watching Netflix.

Babysitters who have had some very unfortunate experiences on the job and sharing the crazy sh*t they've seen on Reddit, and it's reminding me why I'm happy I've moved on from that phase in my young adult life.

Dating can be a nerve-wracking, exhausting experience for all the singles out there, but generally, if a first date doesn't go well, people just part ways and move on. But there are certain dates that stay in people's memories that they just can't erase because the dates were so terrible/weird/creepy/all of the above. A Redditor started a thread about the worst first dates people have been on, and things get real weird real quick. Have any of your own first dates been as weird as the ones below? Let us know in the comments. 

Don't children just say the darndest things? It's usually adorable, the way they jumble together sentences that almost make sense. It's amazing how far their imaginations can go too. But sometimes... things can go a little too far. For some reason, probably due to all the horror movies with children as the main characters, kids have the capability of being really creepy without trying. Like borderline terrifying. I don't know why but I don't like it one bit.

People are sharing the creepiest things a child has told them on Reddit, and I will probably be sleeping with the lights on tonight.

You've heard all about psycho roommates, but this one just might take the cake. A woman who believed her roommate was normal started a Reddit thread about how she discovers that her roommate roleplays as her during sex with her boyfriend - matching wig and lingerie included. When she reacted like all of us would and asked them to stop, they said she was being a prude and policing the sex life - yuck! They're clearly involving her in their sex life non-consensually. I'm so scared right now, you guys. Nothing is sacred anymore. Redditors were equally horrified by this story - scroll down to see what advice they had to offer this poor woman. 

As much as we may hate to admit, we all know that the sun shines down on people who are good-looking. Judging people by their looks is never the right answer, but unfortunately, handsome people get further in life. People are attracted to attractive people, it's just fact. An AskReddit thread asked people what things are cool if you're handsome, but creepy if you're ugly, and the answers reveal just how much life truly favors beauty.