I personally think it's rude. This is how you're supposed to indicate that you're interested. I know some girls do that but I think it's morally wrong to do so.
If you don't get that offering to buy you a drink is a way of buying your company because they are interested in getting to know you for relationship purposes, you're a moron.
Rude, not necessarily. Smart, definitely not. You're sending the wrong message if you accept. If you aren't interested, then act like you aren't interested.
@anonymous can you please respond why would you have a problem having a friendly convo with a guy that wants to buy you a drink if you are not looking for sex or a relationship?
@whiteguysex because buying someone a drink is like a mini-date. It doesn't mean you're about to have sex, but it means you're willing to consider them as a potential partner. If you've already ruled them out, you shouldn't go on dates with them, and this is a miniature version of that.
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I would decline the offer just to avoid any complications
i refuse to read the long question but ill answer the title.. NO because in his mind the more drinks you take the closer he is to sleeping with you!
I personally think it's rude. This is how you're supposed to indicate that you're interested. I know some girls do that but I think it's morally wrong to do so.
If you don't get that offering to buy you a drink is a way of buying your company because they are interested in getting to know you for relationship purposes, you're a moron.
Accepting one drink is in no way an indication of interest - maybe an indication of wanting to know more.
@zagor Thank you for volunteering yourself as a moron.
Rude, not necessarily. Smart, definitely not. You're sending the wrong message if you accept. If you aren't interested, then act like you aren't interested.
Being "presumptious" is better than wasting a guy's time and money.
Not unless they explicitly let you know why they're buying it for you.
not as long as you don't send him away afterwards but treat him like a friend.
Best to decline the drink. The average drink runs $8 dollars
Why would you have a problem having a friendly conversation with a guy that is unattractive that wants to buy you a drink?
@anonymous can you please respond why would you have a problem having a friendly convo with a guy that wants to buy you a drink if you are not looking for sex or a relationship?
@anonymous correction: I forgot to add ''unattractive'' guy in my last response.''
It's not rude. He's stupid for thinking women will just hop on your dick for buying them drinks.
To be honest with you I don't think it is, but sometimes guys are just looking for good conversation and not getting the girls number etc...
You know he isn't trying to be friends, accepting his drink knowing you have no interest in him is cunty behavior
if guys want to buy your time, love, affection with money what does that mean?
No him buying you a drink is an invitation to getting to know you and get your number. Yeah its rude.
Yeah unlessu made it clear that u want to be freinds
İts rude as fuck. Don't do this. Otherwise its gonna be freeship. I hate girls who do this. And I don't pay their bill. I am not a money bank.
You should politely decline the drink.
yes! causу only a cunt would accept it
I would accept the drink, and move on lol
you arу gold digger, sorry
No. That would be leading him on.
whyyy
@whiteguysex because buying someone a drink is like a mini-date. It doesn't mean you're about to have sex, but it means you're willing to consider them as a potential partner. If you've already ruled them out, you shouldn't go on dates with them, and this is a miniature version of that.