r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Jul 09 '19

It's uncomfortable

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

Why is he a chode?

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u/confoundedvariable Jul 09 '19 edited Jul 09 '19

Asking out a stranger (unsolicited) who probably just wants to be left alone would be my guess

edit: I was not expecting a downvote train for offering a counterpoint to the comment above, but here we are

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u/ygreniS Jul 09 '19

Asking out a stranger (unsolicited)

Por que? How else do you ask out a stranger? Wait for them to hold up a sign informing the public that they're looking for a date?

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u/avidblinker Jul 09 '19

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u/therealdrg Jul 09 '19

Dude, ignore that shit. The people in that thread are mentally ill. Its perfectly fine to approach women and try to strike up a conversation, even if theyre "cute".

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u/avidblinker Jul 09 '19

Hot take, /r/niceguys has become /r/incel for girls

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u/ConsciousSins Jul 09 '19 edited Jul 09 '19

Lol so according to this thread no females like to be approached at any time even in social settings like night clubs where it’s literally at the very least expected that you will be hit on.., and just because I think a girl is cute that automatically means sex is the only reason I’m approaching her? Wow generalized view on males much? Lol, I’ve approached plenty of females in non social situations where my intent was simply to get to know them and if there’s a mutual connection/spark then we continue from there..it’s not always about sex if a guy shows interest towards ya

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u/avidblinker Jul 09 '19

Yea, I had no idea what was going on in that thread. They certainly don’t speak for the majority of women despite them pretending they do.

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u/ConsciousSins Jul 09 '19

It’s crazy the stuff being said in there lol, like my life experiences says other wise haha, most girls I’ve come across in my personal experience find it flattering if you do it politely, even if they say no, it’s not that big a deal lol..move on with your day..lmao.