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I never understand the dont shit where you eat thing. If we're that paranoid about a girl going to HR for asking her out and not pushing it, we should be that paranoid about about a girl at the bar crying rape or harassment. If we're that afraid of drama ie a girl doesnt speak to you at work or her friends dont, let's not approach women at all.
Unless a guy actually rapes a woman, its difficult to prove rape. If a guy is harassing at a bar, he's kicked out. The workplace is different is because management normally documents complaints and can get rid of you just to protect their money.
What I'm saying is, if I invite a girl who I'm friendly with at work for drinks casually, and she says no, and I leave it alone and go back to being normal, if she goes to my boss and says I'm harassing her, she's blatantly lying on me. And if I'm worried about girls who blatantly lie like that, that can happen with a girl at the bar. If I plan my dating life around running into liars, I'd be more afraid of a rape accusation than a complaint at work. I'm not asking a woman at work "hey I like you, let's go for drinks" or "come to my place for a movie." I'm inviting them out for drinks, usually in a group. I invite guys, girls, older women, younger women, younger men, older men, out for drinks all the time.
I talk to female coworkers all the time, and they have tons of stories of guys who were actually pushy. In fact, last week one told me a story of a guy who told her while she was pregnant "hey since you're husband probably isnt attracted to you now because of the belly, we should hook up" and gave her his number. How many complaints have these women filed, for guys who were extremely direct and offensive? Zero. Because at work, even when women are uncomfortable, you gotta be really really pushing it for them to go formal complaint. So I dont have any fear because I'm just being social, and not pushy or creepy. I'm not hitting on anyone. Do you or anyone, know of a guy who just invited someone to tag along for drinks and got a complaint?
And GKS, good you're not going after her. As I said before she's playing games. I'd tell you the same if this was a chick from cold approach. She's not worth the effort. But if you game a coworker sociably, your job is not at risk. What you did, was try to finger a coworker. I would
NEVER advocate that kinda boldness with a coworker. If she wanted to file a complaint on you, she could. But thats because you did something stupid, no offense. I cant pull my dick out to a coworker and if she files a complaint say "see you shouldnt shit where you eat." You went about it in a terrible way.