So yes, maybe if you're single and trying to meet someone and a guy hits on you and you call him a creep for that reason alone then I don't really know what to say about that.
What rubbed me the wrong way was the subtext in your original comment that women should have to put up with unwanted advances if they want to eventually be in a relationship. I just don't think that being single and wanting a relationship means that you aren't allowed to complain about being hit on.
So yes, maybe if you're single and trying to meet someone and a guy hits on you and you call him a creep for that reason alone then I don't really know what to say about that.
Ehhhh I don't think being single means you have to enjoy getting hit on in a club. Per this pole, a lot of women don't enjoy that.
So yes, maybe if you're single and trying to meet someone and a guy hits on you and you call him a creep for that reason alone then I don't really know what to say about that.
Also you can complain about being hit on for a variety of reasons other than the guy being a creep. People here mention just wanting to dance with their friends, for example.
Meh. I guess I just don't understand getting offended by it in general so it's whatever to me. Just a question on why single chicks hanging out at clubs might not be ok with being hit on. Maybe I've had better experiences than most though.
Serious question, since you are focusing on single women here, do you think that a different argument applies to women in relationships?
I never got hit on when I went out and always complained that I didn't. But the truth is, I was way too shy for that anyway, never drank more than one drink and probably came off as unapproachable. So, I probably did it to myself.
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