Here's my point. If women are this eager to be this disrespectful, why should men protect women? "I'm rude for my own safety." Most women who say this legit hooked up with a dude off the app or at a party, knowing him for a few hours, so I ain't hearing that shit. I bet she legit told her friends later how she stopped a dude from SAing her by being rude. Assuming she doesn't post about how she's shaking in tiktok.
All I know is about if I was the dude. I'd give a confused look. "Do you actually know about joy division?" Making it sound judge mental. If she does, "nice, you got good taste in music then." after saying that order my coffee then don't say anything unless she brings it up. If she doesn't "Figured you just liked only the shirt." Then Coffee and don't say shit. Is it bad game? yes, how ever it's not about the game. It's about avoiding being a nice guy who has her over his value. It puts her in a weird mind set of feeling judged, rather then creeped on. If you look good enough she will want to get validation. Which gives you an open to actually talk about the ban. "I like your shirt." Makes you seem like a nice guy who doesn't value himself. After thinking about it, I'm kinda with the girl, he pushed it when he clearly fumbled and made it annoying. Edit: You have a good point. The bare minimum is to say it up front, that you find her to be cute and want to add her on Snap. Then have some Social media done on Snap so she can stalk you if she actually is interested. Just don't post anything bad on there.
What you should’ve said was “ hey I was just being and that you were gay “ because exchanges like that usually has an element of interest and folks sometimes don’t want to small talk at all. You should’ve said it out loud and have her be the embarrassed one.
Video title should be Tyrone explains to an average guy that he is average
Here's my point. If women are this eager to be this disrespectful, why should men protect women? "I'm rude for my own safety." Most women who say this legit hooked up with a dude off the app or at a party, knowing him for a few hours, so I ain't hearing that shit.
I bet she legit told her friends later how she stopped a dude from SAing her by being rude. Assuming she doesn't post about how she's shaking in tiktok.
All I know is about if I was the dude. I'd give a confused look. "Do you actually know about joy division?" Making it sound judge mental. If she does, "nice, you got good taste in music then." after saying that order my coffee then don't say anything unless she brings it up. If she doesn't "Figured you just liked only the shirt." Then Coffee and don't say shit. Is it bad game? yes, how ever it's not about the game. It's about avoiding being a nice guy who has her over his value. It puts her in a weird mind set of feeling judged, rather then creeped on. If you look good enough she will want to get validation. Which gives you an open to actually talk about the ban. "I like your shirt." Makes you seem like a nice guy who doesn't value himself.
After thinking about it, I'm kinda with the girl, he pushed it when he clearly fumbled and made it annoying.
Edit: You have a good point. The bare minimum is to say it up front, that you find her to be cute and want to add her on Snap. Then have some Social media done on Snap so she can stalk you if she actually is interested. Just don't post anything bad on there.
I have that same joy division shirt 🤣 too
I had this happen to me, except i was just walking in her direction 😂
He didn’t like her he was just making conversation about something they had in common…. The ego on her to even think lol 😂
Guys. Stop sharing your problems like women.
What you should’ve said was “ hey I was just being and that you were gay “ because exchanges like that usually has an element of interest and folks sometimes don’t want to small talk at all. You should’ve said it out loud and have her be the embarrassed one.
I just found you brother hope u don't care about having g a 40 yr old white dude a part of your crew