Feminine charm and flirting and sexual harassment

Where do we draw a line between Flirting and sexual harassment.

If a tall,hot,handsome,sexy guy is hitting on ya, its flirting.If an ugly,old,bald,fat guy is hitting on ya, its sexual harassment. Accept it or not, its just how most of us females GENERALLY operate. Also, yes, I hate to stereotype but you go to a bar and watch, the hot girl will flutter her eyelashes, push her body forward and the nearest man will buy her a drink. 😆

Men and women both flirt. Men and women both have their charms that can make people melt. Sometimes its to get things they want, sometimes its just for fun, sometimes its because they like someone, sometimes its just nature, there are many reasons to flirting.

When the person receiving the attention enjoys it, makes them feel good and brings an inner smile to them - its welcome. When the person receiving the attention does not respond, could care less and is apathetic, its time to stop. When the person receiving attention is annoyed, upset or feeling uncomfortable it has crossed the line into harassment. Unfortunately there are too many idiots out there who think they are oh so debonair and charming.

Originally posted by: kuhu.kuhu

"Is flirting a feminine way of getting things they want?

Originally posted by: psychobalehead

If a tall,hot,handsome,sexy guy is hitting on ya, its flirting.If an ugly,old,bald,fat guy is hitting on ya, its sexual harassment. Accept it or not, its just how most of us females GENERALLY operate. Also, yes, I hate to stereotype but you go to a bar and watch, the hot girl will flutter her eyelashes, push her body forward and the nearest man will buy her a drink. 😆

Goes to show more about the stereotype of the dumb bimbo. Its not the hot chick's fault that she figured out that men have outsourced thinking to the opposite end.

But its not girls with the fluttery tricks up their sleeves. The guy thing to do is walk up to the bar, sit by the girls and ask the bartender for a shot in a sullen voice to mark the end of a relationship. All the girls go aww no one does a shot alone, and there go the rounds.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Goes to show more about the stereotype of the dumb bimbo. Its not the hot chick's fault that she figured out that men have outsourced thinking to the opposite end.

But its not girls with the fluttery tricks up their sleeves. The guy thing to do is walk up to the bar, sit by the girls and ask the bartender for a shot in a sullen voice to mark the end of a relationship. All the girls go aww no one does a shot alone, and there go the rounds.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Men and women both flirt. Men and women both have their charms that can make people melt. Sometimes its to get things they want, sometimes its just for fun, sometimes its because they like someone, sometimes its just nature, there are many reasons to flirting.

When the person receiving the attention enjoys it, makes them feel good and brings an inner smile to them - its welcome. When the person receiving the attention does not respond, could care less and is apathetic, its time to stop. When the person receiving attention is annoyed, upset or feeling uncomfortable it has crossed the line into harassment. Unfortunately there are too many idiots out there who think they are oh so debonair and charming.

Originally posted by: Summer3

Where do we draw a line between Flirting and sexual harrasment.

Is flirting a feminine way of getting things they want?