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Line between flirting and harrasment?

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    #182
    Tig98
    Registered Users Posts: 363 ✭✭Tig98


    https://youtu.be/89xbNkCn41E

    Seems fairly relevant


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    #183
    FAILSAFE 00
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    Niner leprauchan wrote: »
    My wife turned me down 3 times before going on a date with me. She's still around and he have 2 kids.

    You monster :P


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    #184
    Invidious
    Closed Accounts Posts: 528 ✭✭✭Invidious


    Deleted User wrote: »
    By the same rationale though you could put a 99/1 rule in where the majority of men do abide by the art of flirtation yet the 99 are being told it's up to them to pick up for the 1% and yet all men are being called into question

    I have to believe that real-world women (as opposed to women on Twitter) understand that they do not have issues with the vast majority of men. Most women enjoy being complimented and flirted with ... it's a natural part of life that has only been called into question recently by a rabid misandrist fringe hell-bent on radically altering relations between the sexes.


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    Grey Fox
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    nicholasIII wrote: »
    The Sarah Evards case and the question on Current Affairs made me think of this. Many posts were people saying that men should be aware of what they say/do around women as even well meaning mean can make women feel uncomfortable with their comments/behavior.

    So I was wondering, since people expect men to be aware of how they treat women but at the same time expect men to approach women first, when is it okay to flirt with a women and when does it cross into unwanted behavior?
    If the woman is attracted to the guy, it's flirting. If the woman thinks the guy is unattractive then its unwanted behaviour.


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