I become uncomfortable when I’m approached by men in public most of the time now because I’ve been conditioned to expect being harassed to some extent. A compliment is nice and all, but that doesn’t mean I owe someone my number and it seems a lot of guys think it does.

I will always remember the guy who stopped me in the street to ask for my Snapchat (in the daytime, don’t approach at night lol) and when I told him I had a bf he said he respected that and told me to have a lovely day That was nice 👍🏼

Depends on your intent. Be genuine and take no for an answer.

I d say only in safe settings (ie. Not when she’s alone in a street at night), and there shouldn’t be a problem if it’s done in a mindful and respectful manner. Also backing off if she says she isn’t interested or looks uncomfortable 😊

I don’t appreciate being approached by anyone ever. Not for any particular reason other than the fact I’m antisocial.

I think it is sweet, but I honestly get concerned with how a respond to the guy, because if he is really nice, I don’t want to make him feel bad about himself. Or if he is rude, I don’t want to fuel the flames for the next woman he approaches.. 🤷‍♀️

I’m someone who observes body language, tone of voice, energy and more. If they are authentic, sincere and matter of fact - as opposed to over the top love bombing or sales pitchy, I have no problem with anyone striking up a conversation. I miss that about society.

I've never been approached but if he is interested in getting to know me, not just hooking up, then just say something nice and be honest and authentic.

I'm indifferent as long as they are not hostile or overbearing. I generally try to move as 'they are probably asking for directions? Or asking about the hours of place? Making a quick joke?' yk my happy place of safe reasons they are approaching

Just come over and introduce yourself in a respectful manner...we don't bite😁