Guys hate when girls do or say...?

@yaasshat: I agree with you that being bluntly direct isn't the right way to go about it. Especially with someone while they are working. But it did work for me 1 1/2 times before. If you don't have good talking skills the direct approach is a possibility. I think that it is much easier to blurt out something quickly than to approach someone and naturally start a conversation. But I look much more like a lunatic if I try to converse with people I don't know.

@shaedust I'm glad I'm not the only one who analyzes people. I mean, people are are interesting, but very unpredictable.

@yaasshat YAAAAAAAAAAAS

Holdup holup, 'Imma bout to end this thread....to answer the general question... He/she didn't want to hear the compliment or want the romantic advances from you--as bluntly as I can put it.

@donnie Just like that "all animu, no RL pics" thread, right? ~W

well i find that the blunt approach works for me pretty well especially in pubs "hey would you want to have sex at some point?" "yeah sure here is my phone number" of course this is after we have hung out for most of the night then again i guess this approach is bad if your looking for something more committed

Lol, why do such threads even exist? Most of the things mentioned on here are practiced by guys just as much. Like leave the field if all you gonna do is complain and give girls a hard time. More options for me. >v> Besides... Generalisations are nasty.

Well my ex said he hated when i acted like a boy but its me i am a real tomboy he once saw me beating up a boy sooo lets say he wasnt pleasent i am a bi my gf thinks its okay but kinda scary gf foreverr