Walking up and introducing yourself is not sexual harassmentSupport sexual harassment, brehs.
Don't nobody like being bothered out in public doing errands.
Walking up and introducing yourself is not sexual harassmentSupport sexual harassment, brehs.
Don't nobody like being bothered out in public doing errands.
Walking up and introducing yourself is not sexual harassment
you introduce yourself to random dudes in the street? old ladies? just to talk to somebody, strike up a convo?
don't say "of course not WTF!" because if you do that crushes your whole argument
the only reason dudes "cold approach" is in hopes of smashing something
that shyt is a form of sexual harassment, it doesn't cease to be that just because you can't see it.
Bulls**t. If that's the case all types of interactions between men and women would be sexual harassment.
What difference does it make whether it's in the street, at a mall, at a bar, at a church, or a fundraising event. The intention is the same.
You can't pin a male's attempt to attract women as harassment, or make silly rules about what venue it happens to be acceptable.
What makes it harassment, is when the women communicates that the approach is unwanted, and does not reciprocate interest, but the man continues anyways.
what type of logic is this for a rational thinking adult?
no, talking to a woman that's ringing you up at a check out line, or the woman behind the desk at the post office is not sexual harassment
but any time you go out of your way to strike a conversation with a woman with the sole intention of getting to know her beyond the setting in which you approached her -
that CAN be seen as harassment, that's not your call to make.
to put that in better perspective; imagine an old white man following you around in a store and asking you to come cut his grass
you say no, and he still follows you, tries to entice you w/money or whatever...is that not harassment?
The situation you described is harassment because there is clear communication that approach is unwanted.
You can randomly approach women while they are picking out groceries, chilling at the bus stop, walking through the park, etc. All you have to do is say hi or a quick comment about the environment and if she responds with good body language, you proceed. If not, you bounce.
I'm not saying it's cool to approach a woman if her head is down and she's walking fast, that's crazy. But some women be on that chill sh*t.
When they interview women on the topic, a good portion of the women say it's about who's approaching and how they are approaching. A chiseled 6'5" pretty boy is not going to be seen as a harasser as much as a 55 year short fat dude.
If you know your target market and assess the situations correctly, you're not going to have an issue. All "street" approaches ain't dusty NYC cats saying "Aye girl"
you're the second cat to do this - this is NOT what the thread is about...
this discussion is about COLD APPROACHING. the term "COLD" means you don't know the woman.
the dude in the youtube video in the OP has videos full of himself COLD APPROACHING women
this is some pick up artist shyt.
you're talking about something completely different breh.
just keep it moving you doing the right thing brobro
it's simple if you really are it for a female she will put herself in the position for y'all to get it poppin
issa l if you let a broad use you for entertainment purposes until just maybe she let's you bow and sniff the kitty
you gotta accept your place in the game some gotta pay while others play for free
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this means you didn't even watch the video in the OP which has the word "PUA" (pick up artist) in it's title...Well I define cold approaching as whenever you approach a woman you don't know, regardless of technique or venue.
If your definition is different then we are talking about two different things.
nah*Learn to construct sentences bro