Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you hang out in church why do you want to be propositioned?
I don’t necessarily want that, I just want to know where all these married women on DCUM are going that they claim they have had “many opportunities” to be with other men.
I get what you’re saying OP. I think many, many women mistake laugher and small talk as being propositioned. Like at any moment the woman was expecting the man to slip her his room key. I think most of these women have over inflated senses of self. I’ve never understood it. Unless he leans in to whisper in your ear “What are you doing later? My room number is 212,” he’s not actually propositioning you.
Anonymous wrote:I"m female, 49 and have never been propositioned. Married x 22 years.
The only thing I can think of is that another dad (from my son's baseball team) and I became friendly and once when both of our spouses were traveling for work he texted me late at night and asked if I wanted to come over and have drinks with him the next evening. I was busy and said no. In retrospect that was a little weird.
Otherwise no. I was attractive in my youth but I never went to a bar/club from age 30 on and I don't travel for work. I almost always had kids with me when I was in public from 30+. I'm also not flirtatious at all and rarely if ever make eye contact with men. In fact I can be fairly awkward around them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you hang out in church why do you want to be propositioned?
I don’t necessarily want that, I just want to know where all these married women on DCUM are going that they claim they have had “many opportunities” to be with other men.
Anonymous wrote:M here, 52 - I've had women flirt with me but there are two clear incidents come to mind - both involved business. trips. All of my colleagues know I am not just married but very happily married (and we have 3 kids).
1 - colleague about 8-10 years younger than me had been trying to flirt with me throughout a week long overseas business trip (we were a large group of about 9 people on the trip). toward the end of the week as we were all finishing a team dinner she asked me if we could chat quickly about her part of the report she was drafting. I gave her some general advice and told her to email the draft and I would review it. About 10-15 minutes after I was in my room alone, she knocked on the door and was standing there in a robe and suggested that we could talk 1:1. It took a second to simply process what was happening but I politely told her this was not going to happen and sent her away.
2 - fast forward a few years , another overseas business trip and a different colleague literally jumped into my lap as we were in a cab driving to the hotel from dinner. I told her I'm a happily married man and that I love my wife. As we arrived to the hotel, she offered an apology suggested that perhaps we could talk about this upstairs in her room. Told her I didn't think that was a good idea and said goodnight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We need to set some standards here, being hit on propositioned or flirted with is a gigantic gray area.
What isn’t hitting on someone:
A man giving a polite smile while you pass each other in a hallway, street or grocery store aisle is not hitting on you. A man making polite conversation in a waiting room is also not hitting on you. a man holding a door is not hitting on you.
What is hitting on someone:
You are beautiful, are you free for lunch?
I have never been so fascinated by someone so quickly, please God tell me you’re not married?
my flight doesn’t leave for four hours, would you like to come up to my room to relax a while?
That necklace lands in the most perfect spot on your neck, I’m sorry but I can’t concentrate on anything else.
So what’ll ll it be girls, are you being hit on or are these just everyday social situations where people are being polite to you?
The bolded is most definitely a proposition.
Anonymous wrote:We need to set some standards here, being hit on propositioned or flirted with is a gigantic gray area.
What isn’t hitting on someone:
A man giving a polite smile while you pass each other in a hallway, street or grocery store aisle is not hitting on you. A man making polite conversation in a waiting room is also not hitting on you. a man holding a door is not hitting on you.
What is hitting on someone:
You are beautiful, are you free for lunch?
I have never been so fascinated by someone so quickly, please God tell me you’re not married?
my flight doesn’t leave for four hours, would you like to come up to my room to relax a while?
That necklace lands in the most perfect spot on your neck, I’m sorry but I can’t concentrate on anything else.
So what’ll ll it be girls, are you being hit on or are these just everyday social situations where people are being polite to you?
Anonymous wrote:We need to set some standards here, being hit on propositioned or flirted with is a gigantic gray area.
What isn’t hitting on someone:
A man giving a polite smile while you pass each other in a hallway, street or grocery store aisle is not hitting on you. A man making polite conversation in a waiting room is also not hitting on you. a man holding a door is not hitting on you.
What is hitting on someone:
You are beautiful, are you free for lunch?
I have never been so fascinated by someone so quickly, please God tell me you’re not married?
my flight doesn’t leave for four hours, would you like to come up to my room to relax a while?
That necklace lands in the most perfect spot on your neck, I’m sorry but I can’t concentrate on anything else.
So what’ll ll it be girls, are you being hit on or are these just everyday social situations where people are being polite to you?
Anonymous wrote:We need to set some standards here, being hit on propositioned or flirted with is a gigantic gray area.
What isn’t hitting on someone:
A man giving a polite smile while you pass each other in a hallway, street or grocery store aisle is not hitting on you. A man making polite conversation in a waiting room is also not hitting on you. a man holding a door is not hitting on you.
What is hitting on someone:
You are beautiful, are you free for lunch?
I have never been so fascinated by someone so quickly, please God tell me you’re not married?
my flight doesn’t leave for four hours, would you like to come up to my room to relax a while?
That necklace lands in the most perfect spot on your neck, I’m sorry but I can’t concentrate on anything else.
So what’ll ll it be girls, are you being hit on or are these just everyday social situations where people are being polite to you?
Anonymous wrote:We need to set some standards here, being hit on propositioned or flirted with is a gigantic gray area.
What isn’t hitting on someone:
A man giving a polite smile while you pass each other in a hallway, street or grocery store aisle is not hitting on you. A man making polite conversation in a waiting room is also not hitting on you. a man holding a door is not hitting on you.
What is hitting on someone:
You are beautiful, are you free for lunch?
I have never been so fascinated by someone so quickly, please God tell me you’re not married?
my flight doesn’t leave for four hours, would you like to come up to my room to relax a while?
That necklace lands in the most perfect spot on your neck, I’m sorry but I can’t concentrate on anything else.
So what’ll ll it be girls, are you being hit on or are these just everyday social situations where people are being polite to you?