Originally posted by: chatbuster
i think the onus should be on the flirter. when the other person says no, it's a no go. that would address the crying needs of those who find cheap indecent behavior acceptable and worth glorifying and those who do not. 😉
Aren't we assuming here that the people involved are strangers which then is obviously accepted as crassy behaviour on the part of flirter.. but when people known to each other on the net or otherwise find the flirter charming and then on a whim declare him as perv for their own mental cleansing makes the men not secure imo...
guys who indulge in such behavior anyway do so imo out of a feeling of insecurity- somewhere they lack confidence that they can get the woman without having to make unwanted advances. If a stranger comes right off the bat and starts flirting then yes, but if 2 adults have befriended each other and then after a fall out , one of them accuses the guy of flirting or being indecent, it is grossly wrong and abusive...
and yes, we leave our footprints out there- our writings do reveal a lot about us. we form judgments about people implicitly or explicitly all the time, and someone's literature has to be the best single source in the virtual world. ab dil ke andar kya hai, yeh toh jhank kar naheen dekha hai na, kyoon?😉 cardiologist or not😆
Right on.. and that is why Liberty , Freedom of expression and Innocent till proven guilty are the 3 most valueble rights for anyone in the free world.