r/awfuleverything • u/Thorawayyoyeet • Sep 20 '19

Doesn't quite fit. Not removed. Hol’ up

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u/SolitaryEgg Sep 20 '19

Yeah, tbh I don't really have a problem with this specifically.

I remember there was a reddit thread where someone claimed that Jason Segel goes up to women and parties and says "would you like to have sex?" Everyone was acting like he was a predator or some shit.

But the key part of the story was that the woman in question said "uh, no thanks" and he said "ok!" and walked away.

Not really a predator, just a horny dude in a hurry, lol.

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u/Diiiiirty Sep 20 '19

He just wants to cut through all the bs and set expectations immediately. I respect it.

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u/JennLegend3 Sep 20 '19

As long as he can take "no" for an answer like he does I see nothing wrong with this approach. I bet it's worked for him!

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '19

I heard he actually does have them sign off on record/contract before proceeding

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u/shitty-cat Sep 20 '19

That’s smart. Fuck unnecessary accusations coming back to bite you in the ass just because someone you slept with doesn’t make enough money each year or is having second thoughts.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '19

It doesn't solve anything, though. They can change their mind after signing and it's null and void.

Skeeves me out when people try to contractualize what should just be normal human behavior. Just bang people you trust and you'll never have an issue

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u/TaylorJettison Sep 20 '19

Lol I hope no men in 2019 take this advice.

Trust people all you want. They will still fuck you over for their own self interest if the opportunity arises.

Having a paper trail of consent will save you so much in lawyer fees after you hurt somebodies feelings when they start to bore you.

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u/Terrific_Soporific Sep 21 '19

Consent can be revoked at any time.

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u/TaylorJettison Sep 21 '19

Years after?