Eh, everyone has their own comfort level, I just happen to think it might be rude. I'm not the rude police (oh, thank goodness there aren't actual rude police, just some people who think they are)

I would guess they're scared that if they asked to hang out with you, you'd say no.

Well, if they're shy guys, they're probably scared of you! :-)

Indeed, those are correct times for blocking, no contest. I was specifically referring to an instance where the inquiry about sex did happen without random pictures and was preceded by a friendly conversation.

As a reminder, this was the comment I initially replied to:

Agreed, that is a good time for blocking. I was actually replying to a situation where someone was asked about sex after having had a, granted, short, pleasant conversation with the person.

Actually, I cannot take full credit for that. I discussed the merits of offering candy to good children and politely refusing sex to men, you and your friend came up with the candy vaginas and man-children. Very clever of you.

Oh, very good! You can now keep your clever typo rebuttal for ever and ever so that you can always remember that one time you were clever.

;-)

Corrected :-D

Your sarcasm is so very clever and intellectual.

Oh, you may be talking about that kind of guy, but actually, not everyone is

Read: At first.

That would be my guess.

Wow. Yeah.

Eh, not if you don't want to. But I still insist that it never actually hurts to be polite. At first.

I think it may have to do with certain mannerisms have an implied social meaning to some guys, and if you happen to display those mannerisms, you get the icky attention. It sucks, but I'm convinced you can learn to not give off those cues, just maybe not easily. But at least definitely not all guys are jerks, and…

Ah, then its definitely wholesomeness. I bet you get called adorable a lot? Also, I'd also bet that you aren't super comfortable in social situations?

*see above responce

Not that you are, just that you might be!