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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you met men?  :lol:

#notallmen
#butalotofthem

Seriously, there is a very visible subset of men who seem off the charts pissed that "you can't approach women in public anymore" and "how am I supposed to meet women now?" And there is another visible subset who just keep doing it anyway.

Are these great men? No. Should you be honored to be a target? No. Are they hitting on women? Yes.

It helps a lot to have RBF. When you have resting-friendly-face, not so helpful in these cases.[/quote]

The homeless man sitting in a cafe I was in the other day told me I had nice hair, then stared at me for awhile. Was he hitting on me? I don't tend to think of it as being hit on. Often times it's not legit or serious so I don't need to tell them "Sorry, I'm married."[/quote]

Yeah some of the examples posters are giving are more being sexually harassed than hit on. [/quote]

What's the clear dividing line between "hit on" and "sexually harassed?"

Or ... do you just "know it when you see it?"[/quote]

If a guy is hitting on you, he will stop when it’s clear you aren’t interested. The second a guy is persisting even though the woman has said no, turned away, asked him to leave, decided to leave, etc., it’s harassment even if it started more innocently.

Also, some things are always harassment even if he thinks it’s not. Saying crass or cruel things, unwanted touching, for instance.[/quote]

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