“Creepy” is a subjective word.
As Ann-Christine quoted from a dictionary, it causes “unpleasant feeling of fear or unease.”
So what one finds creepy may be just “normal” to somebody else.
A few years ago just after my son was diagnosed with Autism, a girl, who I later found out was one of our neighbors, gave my son a look that I thought was mocking. At that time I felt too protective of my then 2-year old son and was quite emotional that I glared at the girl and just walked away with my son. A few days later I saw the girl again and saw the same expression on her face and realized that was really how she looked — her facial expression unchanged.
That truly taught me lesson — not to be too sensitive. When somebody looks at you, do not think too much about it. It may mean nothing.
In the same way what you think of as creepy, others may see as harmless or even boring.
It’s all relative.
The fish in the photos may be giving you a creepy look — but they don’t have bad intentions! 😛
Happy Sunday!
T.
Lens Artists Photo Challenge: Creepy
Thoughts on Life 
Ha ha. Pop-eyes.
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😛
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Certainly words of wisdom Therese.
I also use fish in the creepy, despite the fact that it was a fun evening
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Thanks! That looked fun indeed! Lots of interesting, amazing and creepy things to see in aquariums.
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These two fish have the same creepy look!
Thank you, Therese for sharing the lesson.
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Thanks for the visit, Amy!🙏🏽
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Excellent Therese and some perfectly creepy fish creatures!
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Thanks, Tina!🙏🏽
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It is the eyes that does it – they are protruding and have a light line around them. But that is the way they look. Creepy to some, to others not. You taught us a good lesson too. Therese!
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Thanks, Ann-Christine, both for stopping by and for an interesting theme this week!🙏🏽
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Thank You!
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