Can bluntness intimidate people?

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My oldest brother is so blunt with people, sometimes I wonder how he gets girls and is not afraid to say no. We are ten years apart and there are 4 of us and I'm the youngest.

On the weekend, we were going somewhere and he (John) was driving, 7 people in the car, 3 guys and 4 girls. What shocked me during the drive was when a girl was begging to be his friend for the past 12 months, apparently, she wants him, tried to get close, and now she figures if we are friends then something good will take place but his interaction with her is so limited that it's driving her crazy.

there was another girl who he likes but was rejected, now he treats her like a sister and moved on. She (Jessica, the girl who rejected him) will flirt like crazy, constantly teasing, touching, and laughing hysterically at his jokes but the moment she sees him talking to another girl, she will stand so close to him without saying a word, is always in his line of sight.

He's caring, understanding and doesn't tolerate shit from anyone. he puts a girl in check for her bad behavior and the people in the car went quiet, there was no yelling/screaming, and he was so calm when he checked her. The girl even apologized and told him she won't do it again then he proceeded as if nothing happened.

I was told by one of the girls they respect him highly and that no one dares to cross him. One of the girls told me that his aura/presence is intimidating but he has a gentle heart/soul.

Jessica's friend will hint that she likes him, but she will just laugh it off what is shocking to me is every story she tells, she will always mention his name but John is busy banging other girls on the side. They've known each other for 40 months, he asked her out twice, once 2 years ago, and the second time last year. He told me the first time, she said she wasn't interested then he tried again last year, she told him she wasn't sure what she wanted, therefore he moved on and never looked back.

Why do women behave like this?

Can bluntness intimidate people?
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