Obsessed with Friends’ Outfits: Creepy or Harmless?

We all have our quirky habits, but one person took theirs to a whole new level! For three years, they’ve been secretly documenting their friends’ outfits every single day. It started as an experiment to see how often people repeat their outfits, but it eventually became a habit. They even use the data to predict what their friends will wear! But when one friend discovered the secret, things took a dramatic turn. Let’s dive into this bizarre story!

The Outfit Experiment

The Secret Data Collection

From Experiment to Habit

Predicting Friends’ Outfits

The Routine Obsession

The Discovery

Caught Red-Handed!

The Confrontation

Friends’ Reactions ️

Invasion of Privacy? ️‍♀️

The Outfit Tracker’s Defense ️

Fashion Surveillance: Creepy or Cool? ️

So, this person has been secretly tracking their friends’ outfits for years, and they don’t see the problem with it. They argue that it’s just a harmless habit, and they’d be cool with it if someone did the same to them. But their friend thinks it’s an invasion of privacy and downright creepy. Now that the secret is out, their friends are divided on whether it’s strange or not. What do you think? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this peculiar situation…

Documenting friends’ outfits: quirky or creepy? Uncomfortable but harmless.

Tracking outfits not creepy, but uncomfortable for friends. Possible ASD.

Commenter called out for creepy behavior, YTA.

Collecting outfit data: harmless quirk or Asperger’s trait?

Relatable or concerning?

Being obsessed with outfits can make you the a**hole

Recording outfits without consent is creepy. YTA for not disclosing.

Collecting data on someone’s outfits without consent is creepy

OP recorded friends’ outfits for 3 years without permission. YTA.

Is collecting outfit data creepy or harmless? YTA thinks creepy.

Collecting personal data on friends without consent is creepy. YTA

Comment suggests neurodivergency, with empathetic replies.

Recording data without consent? YTA. Creepy indeed

Commenter suggests getting tested for ASD, offers explanation and solution.

Commenter calls out OP for being creepy

Commenter receives YTA judgement and teasing reply.

Repeating outfits: relatable or unprofessional?

Tracking friends’ outfits? Creepy or just a fashion enthusiast?

Disagreeing with the majority: Harmless Friends’ outfit obsession. NAH

Analyzing someone’s movements without their knowledge is creepy.

Stop shaming people for outfit recycling. YTA

Keeping meticulous records of someone’s appearance without their knowledge is creepy

Commenter acknowledges behavior is weird but suggests seeking help.

Friendship over? YTA’s obsession with outfits goes too far

Commenter calls out obsessive behavior, emphasizes importance of consent.

Being obsessed with friends’ outfits is creepy and uncomfortable.

Suggestion to keep everything good with your friends and apologize

Red flags raised on ethics of studying non-consenting subjects.

Red flags or harmless quirks?

Is data collection for personal use creepy or harmless? NAH.

Collecting data on friends: NAH or socially unacceptable?

Autistic woman relates to Friends’ outfit obsession, deemed not creepy. ‍♀️

Commenter calls out OP’s obsession with Friends’ outfits

NAH for unintentionally making friends uncomfortable, consider ASD or OCD testing.

Friend snoops on computer, NAH verdict, messy situation ‍♂️

Appreciating fashion choices harmless, but keep obsession private

Privacy concerns debunked in outfit obsession debate. NTA wins.

Don’t be a creep to your friends

Collecting outfit information about friends to relate better. NAH

Is obsessing over Friends’ outfits creepy or harmless? YTA thinks it’s weird.

YTA for being creepy, but interesting data collection technique.

Storing data without consent is creepy, but friends can help

Researching friends’ outfits: harmless or creepy?

Documenting friends’ outfits: harmless or creepy? YTA verdict.

Commenter called out for creepy behavior, labeled YTA

Is obsessing over friends’ outfits creepy or harmless? YTA says creepy.

YTA – Uh oh, someone’s in trouble

Commenter called out for creepy behavior, deemed YTA.

Logical outfit tracking raises ethical concerns for friend. NAH.

AI algorithm accused of collecting data in comment section

Collecting data on friends’ outfits: quirky or creepy?

NTA, but OP’s outfit obsession may be a sign of neurodivergence

Being a Friends outfit fan is NTA but may face backlash ‍♂️

Friendship over fashion obsession? YTA gets called out. ‍♀️

Swap to group selfies for consent and cool montage

Tracking friends’ outfits: harmless or creepy? NAH thinks it’s fine

Analyzing Friends’ outfits: NTA or creepy? Debate continues.

Embrace your inner nerd and unique quirks!

Tracking Friends’ Outfits: A Unique Interest or Creepy Behavior?

Encouraging comment for a potential researcher

NTA behavior, but friends find it odd. Explain it’s a hobby

Commenter called creepy, told to “s**k it up buttercup”

Friendship ruined over creepy outfit obsession

YTA’s creepy obsession with friend’s outfit details.

Keeping track of friends’ outfits: harmless or creepy?

Is it harmless or creepy to obsess over Friends’ outfits?

Insensitive comment receives no replies

Is obsessing over outfits creepy or harmless? YTA says creepy

Commenter acknowledges mistake, supports study, and empathizes with friend.

Outfit obsession: NAH, but communication is key

Last Updated on May 31, 2023 by Diply Social Team