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Next Time A Creepy Guy Yells At You When You Walk Down The Street, Here’s What He’s Really Thinking

BuzzFeed was kind enough to translate all the creepy things those creepy guys who holler at women say into what they really mean. I never knew creepy dudes had so much nuance. But seriously, stop it. It’s never a good idea, no matter how much you think she’ll appreciate it. She won’t. Seriously. Ever.

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