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Just have common sense and you'll be ok on the streets. Dont be overly aggressive or touch unless you see clear signals its ok (thats why clubs were advised for new guys as you can get away with more and learn how to read signals with less chance of trouble), don't follow women waiting to approach them and give chicks space.
Some will say feminism will get security approaching you...its not really that. Today a loner guy doing something suspicious or acting weird in a public place is going to get security watching you or coming up to you...as people are more afraid of shootings or attacks and a guy by himself acting strange is a bigger red flag. Oh and be polite/respectful at least somewhat. Ive seen day game videos where the guy is reapproching the same chick and jumping in front of her when she walks off blocking her path. That = harassment.
That’s the best reply I got,thanx neo.One query though,you said not to follow women.So I shouldn’t approach walking sets and only approach stationery ones??
Its ok to approach walking chicks, just dont follow them around. You should be approaching quickly in most instances so following a chick to get a perfect oppurtunity is not a good strategy anyway.
If you're worried about street harassment, truth is, it is widely misunderstand and has no bearing on sensible pickup. Street harassment laws, even in the strictest nations is concerned with catcalling, groping strangers in public unwarranted and propositioning sex acts off the bat. There is no country banning, or talking about banning going up to a woman on the street and introducing yourself or saying I thought you were cute so wanted to say hi. If you go up to a chick in some countries and "I want to fuck you" yes, you could be fined or jailed...but i dont know why you'd approach like that. Same if you're catcalling or grabbing women at the supermarket. The actual laws are pretty clear with what describes "harassment" and there's a clear line between what a typical street approach looks like and what a harassing one looks like.
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The Guardian reported that fines could be around $6,000 as "a deterrent."
“You are a woman in an underground train. I am a man. I follow you. You get off the train. I get off. You get on another train. I get on too. I ask you for your telephone number. I ask again. I ask a third time. You feel oppressed. That is street harassment,” Schiappa said, according to the Times of London.
She said there was a gap in the law between “consensual seduction” and “sexual assault,” and that flirting would remain legal.
“Talking to someone and asking for (a number) will not be considered harassment,” she said.
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But the amended law has its limits, Leite explains. “Not every comment is a crime; it has to have sexual context or a pornographic reference. Saying that someone is pretty doesn’t count.”
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In Alabama, it's a misdemeanor, punishable by up to three months in jail or a $500 fine, to make an obscene gesture toward someone.
In Hawaii, it's a misdemeanor for anyone to repeatedly communicate with you after you've told that person to stop (up to $1,000, 30 days in jail).
In Illinois, intimidation is a felony (up to $25,000, 2-10 years in prison), meaning a street harasser can't say, "If you don't give me your number, I'll..."
In Iowa, it's considered an assault if a street harasser does anything — following you, verbal threats — that seems intended to cause you fear of injury or offensive physical contact (even if that contact doesn't actually happen).
The term street harassment is vague but the legislation is clear, as legislation needs to be. There is no law against approaching women respectfully or giving compliments. If you're worried about street harassment, you're approaching in a very offensive way. You wont find one case of a guy being arrested for telling a chick she looks cute, or alot of the shit under the street harassment umbrella because the laws arent concerned with those things.