BlkPillPres
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I guess the feeling is mutual, as it seems you are deliberately misreading or misinterpreting what I'm saying. I'm relaying my experiences in group settings where I DO engage in conversation. Approaching at work is considered somewhat rare. I mean a lot of people have a hard boundary of not dating co-workers and still do fine. There are a lot of "thirsty" types who show attraction to almost every somewhat cute woman, but you don't have to be thirsty to not be considered asexual. I am talking about group settings where I engage in conversation and am considered a friend and sometimes even "cool guy" by some but the default expectation is just as I said. This has nothing to do with "approaching" and specifically not publicly. In fact, of the people I know who've hooked up with other members of a work group or friend group, usually it is done very discretely. Only "nice guys" publicly show and declare their interest for dating someone. The guys who get laid, it's usually something everyone finds out about later due to rumors or someone getting caught.
It's funny you call me a "crazy person" who doesnt approach when that could apply to a lot if not most people here and this whole topic was about not approaching. I feel like you are acting like some IT, gaslighting people for deliberately failing for not being sexually successful.
Stop moving the goal posts, nobody said anything about approaching at specifically work, you said you've never approached period
I never approached to begin with
How are you not a fakecel when you've never even tried?