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I presume nothing. I don't understand this thing about presuming reasons to not approach. I approach randomly anyone. Which is to say, I'll chat with anyone.
I have never approached anyone actually. But when I see a dude that's cute, I won't say anything because:
1. Too shy
2. May have a girlfriend
Those are the only "presumptions" I have ever made.
They are good ones.
I assume many are married,
1.Dressed well
2.Doesn't even make eye contact
3.The age 30+
4.Wears rings that could be a wedding ring.
5.Has a kid.
6.Types of food he buys.
7.Quiet.
8.Too goodlooking to possibly be single.
9.Dresses down (Has a woman no need to dress up)
10.Very awkward.
I presume nothing. I don't understand this thing about presuming reasons to not approach. I approach randomly anyone. Which is to say, I'll chat with anyone.
(So do I) lol
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Originally Posted by srjth
I was going to make this exact thread a week ago as the flip side, but got distracted. lol
Which I should think is enough proof that contrary to popular propaganda and all the "Grrrrl power!" bulldrek we are constantly bombarded with, women are absolutely TERRIFIED of rejection.
Yet men are supposed to just take it in the teeth, over and over and over and over.....
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Originally Posted by Raena77
Lol some do.
Yes, some. I have seen it personally.
Generally it's the fat ones, or those with some other undesirable element to them (age, appearance, whatever).
They know they aren't going to be approached by pretty much anyone, so they swing for the fences. Ugh.
One more reason I'm glad I've figured out how to be practically invisible on those rare occasions when I do go places that I might have to deal with females.
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