Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m fine with someone striking up a conversation in an appropriate setting. But if I’m clearly busy, or you’re just giving me a compliment or asking for my number, it’s obnoxious.
Example: having a conversation while we’re at the dog park is fine. Chasing me down while I’m out walking my dog is not.
Basically, I want to know you’re interested because of who I am, not what I look like.
+1
If someone is just hitting on me right from the start, I make two assumptions. 1) He is only hitting on me because of something superficial 2) He probably hits on everyone who he thinks is decent looking which is a pretty big turn off for me
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While I'm clearly engrossed in a book or work?
Depends on where you are when you're reading or working, right? If you're sitting in a cafe reading a book or working, I think that's fair game. If you don't want to be bothered, you could easily do the same thing at home. Probably same goes for a park bench. But I'd be more cautious if you're reading on the subway or bus. Basically, even if you're doing something solitary, if you're voluntarily doing it in a place with a lot of people, I think you're saying you're open for socializing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While I'm clearly engrossed in a book or work?
Depends on where you are when you're reading or working, right? If you're sitting in a cafe reading a book or working, I think that's fair game. If you don't want to be bothered, you could easily do the same thing at home. Probably same goes for a park bench. But I'd be more cautious if you're reading on the subway or bus. Basically, even if you're doing something solitary, if you're voluntarily doing it in a place with a lot of people, I think you're saying you're open for socializing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
It's “you’re”
No wonder you’re single.
Ugh you got me. Men only want one thing (proofreading) and it’s SICK!
My man gets SO turned on when I start talking homophones in bed. You should see what he does when I start spelling out they’re, their, and there.
I was once engaged but I wrote were instead of we’re in a text. He sent back “*we’re” and I never heard from him again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
It's “you’re”
No wonder you’re single.
Ugh you got me. Men only want one thing (proofreading) and it’s SICK!
My man gets SO turned on when I start talking homophones in bed. You should see what he does when I start spelling out they’re, their, and there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
It's “you’re”
No wonder you’re single.
Ugh you got me. Men only want one thing (proofreading) and it’s SICK!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
It's “you’re”
No wonder you’re single.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
It's “you’re”
No wonder you’re single.
Anonymous wrote:It so depends on the situation and the way you do it. If your at a bar or social event and you just come up to chat and the conversation flows well it can work out. Sneaking up behind me at a grocery store to tell me how “strikingly beautiful” I am? Not interested.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, I’m happily married and you’d be wasting your time but if you’re good looking you can feed my ego for a few minutes. If you’re a creep please stay far away.
Exhibit A for the "Hot? Oh yes. Not? Creep!" argument.
Anonymous wrote:No, I’m happily married and you’d be wasting your time but if you’re good looking you can feed my ego for a few minutes. If you’re a creep please stay far away.