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Disclaimer: This about a guy asking you out ONCE, during work, and then dropping it. This is not about that pesky a-hole who keeps dogging you for the booty, even after you said no. That is clearly harassment, and not the kind I take lightly. It's worth pointing out, though, that some women will claim harassment from a single, non-intrusive moment, where a guy asks politely and drops it with grace and dignity when rejected.

My sister is a gorgeous, athletic woman, with more than her fair share of guys wanting to "get to know her" (yuck!). She noticed, when she was a young Marine that she was happy to talk to guys who were her type, when they approached her, but felt a little scared or uncomfortable when an ugly guy tried. She realized that her feelings of discomfort were primal - as in "No, I don't want to make ugly ass babies!", and then she felt guilty about it. She then stated that the difference between the average "Wanna get dinner with me" and most types of sexual harassment is whether or not you find the guy attractive.

So, ladies, chime in, here and tell me if this is correct. Do you get offended, or feel harassed if a gorgeous male asks you out?

I saw a comment the other day where a white guy said "that black guy was bad because he dropped his fried chicken. I can't believe people are so quick to judge. That guy could have been just as equally as mad for dropping his grape soda.