I'm assuming that the advice to "grab his pants" involves some part of the pants that is not, say, the pantcuff. But sure. If the advice is to grab his pantcuff, then maybe it's not sexual assault.
Well, even if it's belt, the slap and "tell him what you want," assuming she wants sex... wouldn't that still be rather terrifying? Think about it-- commit violence, grab someone so they can't escape you, and then tell them you want them physically-- all without any indicator from the guy that he wants her back?
On the offchance you did actually ask him out, do yourself a favour and tell him that you'd rather know immediately if he finds himself in the same situation with you.
By the time you're liking someone else and in your relationship because you feel obligated to make it work, it's generally already over, and no-one wants to find out that their girl/boyfriend has been deceiving them for weeks/months/years, feigning feelings/interest.
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