Wait, People Actually Shared Their Super Creepy “Get Me Outta Here!” Moments

Not me, but my dog totally nailed it. She's a sweet German shepherd who loves people, but one evening on our walk, she busted out a serious warning growl at a dude heading our way. Totally her weirdest move ever. The guy grumbled about ‘vicious dogs’ then bolted. Guess he wasn’t about to mess with her detective skills!

As soon as I saw him on TV hosting a show, I just knew this guy was trouble. Decades later, it’s clear I wasn’t wrong. Creepy vibes confirmed, big time.

Years ago, during job interviews, my boss always asked me what I thought. One guy just gave me the creeps - no weird words or actions, just a bad vibe. My boss listened, skipped the guy, and said, 'If your gut’s yelling, that’s good enough for me.' Wise move, boss.

In college, I was dating a guy whose roommate gave me such bad vibes that I refused to hang out in his room. One drunken night, I knocked on my boyfriend’s door but the roommate answered and tried dragging me inside. I screamed like my life depended on it - and luckily, a neighbor came running, scared the guy away, and kept me safe. Whew.

One night bartending, a guy grabbed my arm, held me down, and said creepy things about selling me. I maced him and called security fast. For real, nightmare stuff I never saw coming.

I worked airline lounges serving celebs, and one guy had the most sinister eyes I’ve ever seen. I dropped his meal and told the staff to switch me out. The energy in the room was heavy and wrong. Didn’t surprise me when bad news hit years later.

At 16, my cousin and I showed up at a party and realized we were the only girls among 15+ guys. Something screamed "bad idea!" when the "host" wasn’t even there. We ditched, even though my cousin was mad. Later, her friend blew up her phone about us leaving. Yep, dodge the creeps whenever possible.

Working retail means dealing with all sorts. Some customers give that gut-instinct creep-out vibe, men and women alike. I do everything to avoid being alone at closing. Things are weirder than ever, but hey, some people still rock on the good side.

Went to a job interview at a guy’s house for a cleaning gig. Creepy vibes through the roof. I said I needed to call my husband, told him where I was, and walked out so fast it felt like a race. Could’ve gone badly, thankfully my gut saved me.

I was bartending, playing it cool, when a guy shared he’d just got out of prison after 18 years. He was meeting his pen pal girlfriend who was late. Then he locked eyes with me, and the chill that ran down my spine was next level. Hair standing up, all of it. Yep, scary as heck.

Had a preacher living behind me once. I let him in during a rough patch, but even though he never crossed lines, he was definitely "off" - always that unease hanging in the air. Eventually, he moved away. Phew.

Had a guy trail me around the store until he whispered, "You have beautiful skin," with this creepy grin that made me wanna scream "run!" I dropped my cart and bounced before he could follow me out. Sometimes your 'weird radar' works like a charm.

Waiting for the bus, my usually chill dog suddenly went into attack mode toward a random man who sat beside us. I had to hold her back hard. Dogs really do know when something’s off - this was freaky.

In fifth grade, the sub teacher made my skin crawl so bad I refused help just to avoid him. Decades later, I still shudder thinking about him and wish I could Google his record (if any). Creepy vibes are memorable.

While mountain biking alone, I passed a shirtless guy walking nearby. His smile? Pure predator. I felt like prey for the first time ever. Called my spouse, took a new route, and hauled my bike out of there ASAP.

At a party, some older dude raved about getting ballet dancers to come stay at his house for a 'Christian' ballet. Didn’t know why, but my gut screamed 'NOPE.' I left early and avoided him like the plague. Instantly weird.

Had a super polite guy at the store who, when I handed him his change, locked eyes with me and my brain loudly yelled: "This could be a serial crook." He sped away faster than I could blink. Shook the rest of my shift.

Had a coach in junior high who gave off major bad vibes. As an adult, I still avoid him like the plague - not because of me, but because he treated his own kids badly. Plus, orange’s not my color anyway.

Swim spot with friends’ cousin seemed chill until he said, “You can dump bodies here; no one ever comes.” Friend and I booked it quietly. Major goosebumps.

When I was a kid, my Sunday school teacher, a man named Mr. Lampy, made me so uneasy that I begged my mom to pull me out - and she did. Still wonder what happened to him. First of many creepy dudes in my life!

At 16, went to a friend’s house where her dad got all up in my space, telling weird jokes and plastering me against my own car. I faked a phone call about a family emergency and bolted for my life. Never went back. Major nope.

In the 80s, my dentist’s new partner creeped me out so much I refused to go. Even the nuns from my old school found him spooky. Guess that says a lot!

In a gas station line, a man glanced at me with a scary face-transforming stare and creepy up-and-down look that had me frozen with terror. Left shaking. No idea what he was about, and happy I never found out.

Went to university with this guy who later founded a news site; looking into his eyes felt like staring into a void. Nothing human there. Creepiest dude I ever met.

Something felt deeply wrong, so I told my kids to stay away from a guy. Months later, he stabbed someone. My gut saved my family big time!

Invited a 19-year-old to park hangout when I was 16. He brought booze and just gave off vibes I couldn’t explain. My dad stepped in, I blocked the creep, and that was that.

Yep, met a couple of creeps who later stalked me. Not fun, not funny.

Random guy at the gym once asked me to drive him from Chicago to Seattle. I laughed, then promptly never went back to that gym. Nope, nope, nope.

Interviewed for selling timeshares and got the loudest inner voice yelling, 'Get out now!' I took the job offer and declined faster than you can say 'scam.' Found out later the company has a sketchy rep. Library job 17 days later? Best decision ever.

On a mostly empty night train, three guys boarded and one sat next to me, chatting like he was interrogating me. Ten minutes of keeping a poker face for my life. Thankfully, they got off a few stops before me. Unforgettable nervous energy.

Had a coworker who just gave me the heebie-jeebies. Nothing obvious, just a spooky presence you could feel before hearing him. Later my work BFF admitted she felt it too. I’m betting this guy lands in some Netflix true crime story one day. Watch out.

When I was a kid touring apartments, the downstairs neighbor stared at me so creepily, I got chills. My parents felt it too and said no deal. Glad they trusted their gut.

Was working in a coffee shop when a certain customer came in and I wanted out ASAP. He was so unsettling, every other customer vanished. Realized how stuck and vulnerable I was. Still remember it 30 years later!

Heard a coworker muttering to himself, but it was what he said that freaked me out. I got out of his room ASAP. Turns out, he lied about why he was fired (drink throwing incident). Mystery creep confirmed.

Met a guy in high school named Alan Reed Yerkey who screamed 'NOT SAFE.' I dodged being alone with him, though friends said I was overthinking. "He’s a nice guy," they said. I trust my instincts.

My brother had a pal who weirded me out so much I begged not to walk with him at their wedding. The bride insisted for 'height reasons.' Tears and panic later, I got my way. Wonder what my gut sensed that my brain didn’t.

Dropped off a knife for sharpening, but hated watching this guy handle it. We finally got a sharpener just to avoid him. Sharp instincts saved me!

Hanging with my sister’s friend when her roommate strolls in and sets off all alarms. Later, he told my sister her autism was a disease and he loved her friend, who was NOT into him. Drama exploded, and he jumped out a first-floor window and ran off. Instant creepy legend.

Met my brother-in-law and immediately got bad vibes. Talks down to us, acts like we’re clueless. I tolerate him for my hubby’s sake, but he definitely skeeves me out.

My late husband’s dad was full-on skin-crawling bad news. I refused to visit or have my son visit him. No thanks, never again.

Working prison healthcare, had to pull a chart for a guy in solitary - a priest accused of you-know-what. Before I even read the file, my hackles were blazing. Spooky stuff.

Asked if I’ve ever been alone with a man who made me scared to stay: Yep, and often. Guess many women can relate.

Long ago, met Ted Bundy. My friend said he was creepy; I thought he was charming. Years later she called to tell me he was toast. Clearly, she knew better.

There was a guy at work with a smile so cold and creepy I avoided him like the plague. Chill factor: zero.

I told my coworker her boyfriend was pure evil just from seeing his dark aura. Turns out, he was abusing her. My gut nailed it.

One guy on a hike set off my radar so hard my family bailed. Sometimes one vibe is all it takes.

Met a hospital guy with massive black eyes who never spoke. Avoided him like the plague because he was pure evil energy.

Worked with a guy who hovered so much in the gym I eventually told his boss to make him back off. He creeped out lots of women. Yep, big creeper alert.

Dated a guy who had a weird energy. Invited him to dinner; as he came through the door, the whole room felt dark. He got a phone call and his face totally changed - like some other personality took over. Never saw him again.

As a home health nurse, I left a patient’s house less than five minutes in because my gut told me to get out. That day was my last day in home health. Talk about a sign.

Neighbor’s boyfriend gave me that disoriented creepy vibe. A couple weeks later, he kidnapped her 9-year-old daughter and abandoned her on an island. I kick myself for not saying anything sooner.

Went into a bakery and instantly felt pure evil and bad intent. Had to leave without buying anything, keys clenched between fingers like ninja weapons. No bakery is worth that vibe!

At a festival camp, a crazy stranger wandered in looking certifiably insane. Asked my buddy to get his handgun from his camper, just in case. Festival terror mode activated.

One guy approached me in a store and casually admitted, "I followed you for an hour from 'N' street. Can I get to know you better?" Oh, heck no.

Back in 1976, my friend’s ex-husband looked exactly like Charles Manson. Small and seriously creepy. Bad memory from old times.

On a call with a guy who made my skin crawl, a voice in my head said, 'Don’t talk to him.' Turns out, he’s a narcissist and a cheater. Divine intervention or just good instincts? You decide.

Paid a guy to shovel my driveway who kept showing up uninvited. When he banged on my door for more cash, I coldly informed him we don’t answer the door. Later, heard he strangled an elderly woman. Better safe than sorry!