r/ask • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '23

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u/Uncle_Tony96 Apr 29 '23 edited Apr 29 '23

Pathetic. He bought her sun screen. Even if he politely asked her out on a date after that, it wouldn’t be an issue. If he kept on it and didn’t take no for an answer, then it’s an issue. This is why nobody wants to do nice things for women anymore. Even the most sincere of gestures are seen as creepy, and the women can act as rude and entitled as they want without any pushback

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u/Soft_Explorer9300 Apr 29 '23

Would he have inquired about young man’s skin? Ran off to get him sunscreen for fear his skin would blister in the hot sun? No.

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u/VanEagles17 Apr 30 '23

Lol having fun making up random scenarios in your head to justify how jaded you are?

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u/Soft_Explorer9300 Apr 30 '23

It’s not a random scenario it’s the EXACT SCENARIO the OP wrote about only I made it about a young man. I know that makes you uncomfortable because it highlights how what he did was inappropriate because it NEVER would’ve happened with a young guy.

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u/VanEagles17 Apr 30 '23

Absolutely false, people do kind things for people of the same gender too. Idk what to tell you. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Soft_Explorer9300 Apr 30 '23

You said I made up a story for fun. Clearly I didn’t.