Count Dookkake
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Nothing wrong with a "I'm flattered, but I'm not into you."
But lying is wrong.
Nothing wrong with a "I'm flattered, but I'm not into you."
Nothing wrong with a "I'm flattered, but I'm not into you."
When you throw water and the water bucket at the guy, it's more like he offended your ego so you retaliate in kind.
only explanation needed would have been "I don't know you."
Nothing wrong with a "I'm flattered, but I'm not into you."
When you throw water and the water bucket at the guy, it's more like he offended your ego so you retaliate in kind.
*flattery is insincere praise. Flattering someone is pretending to like them, especially to get something out of them.
But, even in the common context of saying "I'm flattered," which is usually along the lines of "I appreciate the lengths you went to for this," what if you don't appreciate it? Like, if someone was attempting to rape you, would you say "I'm flattered, but I'm not into you."? Clearly that's an extreme example, but the line has to be drawn somewhere.
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This is why it's important for guys not to try too damn hard when they're interested in a girl. They come across creepy and/or desperate. Hopefully this guy learned a valuable lesson. It's good he's still young.
How can that guy even "man up"?
approach a girl and say "yo girl, you make me horny. Let's fuck!" ?
Flattery isn't always insincere praise. Just over the top compliments that could be all in fun.
And she doesn't have to lie, if she truly was offended and didn't appreciate the gesture at all. Nothing wrong with "I don't really appreciate all this attention, and I'm not interested", either.
There is no onus upon her to react with any kindness or consideration for his creepy behavior.
When you engage others by using shitty protocol, you should be prepared to get some back.
Maybe people would feel better for the guy if she rushed out and bought some cheap ass candles to spell 'Fuck U Creep' out in some grand display.
Would that make y'all feel better?
"Hey you want to grab something to eat or catch a movie this Friday?"
IS THIS SO HARD?!?
Hold on.
What if pooring water on things is her reaction to everything, and she actually accepted his affections and now they are off getting married right now?
Lol.
Live by the candle, die by the candle.
And she doesn't have to lie, if she truly was offended and didn't appreciate the gesture at all. Nothing wrong with "I don't really appreciate all this attention, and I'm not interested", either.
If the "Asking a girl out" thread is any indication.
Yes, this is very hard for some people.
I don't get it so it is OK for a guy to go over-the-top and humiliate a girl publicly to ask them out but it isn't OK for a girl to go over-the-top and humiliate a guy to reject him?
I don't get it so it is OK for a guy to go over-the-top and humiliate a girl publicly to ask them out but it isn't OK for a girl to go over-the-top and humiliate a guy to reject him?
He was trying to do some romantic and nice, she was trying to crush him, that's the difference.
Oh of course, I literally can't imagine any other reaction one could possibly have.Super creepy and over the top gesture. Girl's hand was forced.
If you can't imagine reacting to "being put in an awkward situation" in any way other than rage and revenge, then you have issues.
If you can't imagine reacting to "being put in an awkward situation" in any way other than rage and revenge, then you have issues.
No , sorry I'm not interested. I didn't really appreciate , and I'm just not interested.
and walk away.
Or just do the last thing.
just "NOPE"
Ah, yeah, sorry. Sarcasm was directed at the person saying "her hand was forced" (lol!). Sincerely, I think the white knight reaction of trying to justify her reacting with rage and taking revenge is totally fucked up, and I'm a card-carrying feminist. The point of being an ally isn't "women are always right," guys.I have a feeling he means reaction as in judging the candle kid's move as creepy and lame.
EDIT : Lol. I thought you were responding to post above yours. I now realize you were double posting some sarcastic white knighting for the candle kid. My apologies.
Given how subjective "creepy" is (did she even bother saying "I am not interested" first?), I can't imagine how you've arrived at the conclusion that she "did nothing wrong." There are a few checkpoints before you arrive at "fuck this guy for making me feel awkward, now I'll make HIM feel bad!" People who skip all of them and go straight to revenge are what are commonly known as assholes.To be clear, I have said nothing of the sort.
This particular woman did nothing wrong, though. Rudeness/creepiness can be responded to however the recipient sees fit, imo, barring something criminal, of course.
He should have tried the following mandatory steps before this stunt:
1) Be attractive
2) Don't be unattractive
Someone can be attractive and still repulsive.
Given how subjective "creepy" is (did she even bother saying "I am not interested" first?), I can't imagine how you've arrived at the conclusion that she "did nothing wrong." There are a few checkpoints before you arrive at "fuck this guy for making me feel awkward, now I'll make HIM feel bad!" People who skip all of them and go straight to revenge are what are commonly known as assholes.
He was trying to do some romantic and nice, she was trying to crush him, that's the difference.