How would you react if someone the same sex as you hit on you / asked you out?

Or if you're gay/lesbian how would you react if someone the opposite sex hit on you?
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Most Helpful Guys

  • Gay guys have flirted with me and as long as they keep their hands to themselves they're fine but I definitely let them know I don't get down like that. I've also had a couple lesbian's hit on me one came at me extremely aggressively but she was a homey so it wasn't gonna happen. Also had a lesbian hit on me pretty hard and she was a homegirl and pretty hot so we fooled around she even gave me head and said I was the only guy she ever messed with but we only fooled around that one time and we stayed really good friends for a long time.

  • Tell them politely, at first, I don't swing that way baby.

    How would you react if someone the same sex as you hit on you / asked you out?


    If they are persitant I give them to 10 and let loose, I hate pushy people.

    How would you react if someone the same sex as you hit on you / asked you out?
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Most Helpful Girls

  • I go to lesbian clubs with other bi/lesbian girlfriends in the San Francisco Bay Area, but not to pick up, or get picked up, but I still get hit on by other bi/lesbian girls.

    I will make friends with them but noting more.

    The feminine more submissive types I really like, but the ones hitting the most are the aggressive butch lesbians which is a definite turn off to me.

    https://www.youtube.com/embed/wPNqaOwj7ko
  • I'd thank them for the compliment and let them know it's appreciated. But let them know you're straight.

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  • I’d politely decline and move on with life.

    • How would you feel though: flattered, nonplussed, etc?

    • I’d probably feel flattered if it happened - I guess anybody asking you out should be taken as a compliment 😂

  • I'm bisexual, but im always taken aback when someone hits on me.

    I was bullied a lot and so it takes me a few seconds to decide if they are doing it to be mean or if its genuine.

  • I have no issues with gays or lesbians... but I would politely tell them I'm flattered but I'm straight and leave it at that.

  • I'd tell them I'm straight, and not interested.

  • It depends on the person.

  • I'd be flattered

  • Depends on who it is

  • I say no I’m not a fag

  • I’d feel flattered 😆

  • I've been hit on a few times lol. My mom was the manager at a flower shop. Only gay guys and women worked there and they seem to be pretty straightforward but I just tell them I don't get down like that. I'm very secure in my manhood. I think only men who are intimidated or insecure about who they are get offended. Hey I appreciate the compliment but I can't help you... Lol

  • I'd be disgusted and repulsed. That would be creepy af. This is why we need to get this sick shit out of our society. It isn't normal it's a birth defect. We need to start doing the research to treat and prevent this garbage. Protect the public.

  • Depends on their personality and the way they approach me.

  • "No thanks."

  • NOT GAY.

    I REPEAT : NOT GAY.

  • Politely decline.

  • It has happened. Best to answer honestly & say sorry no thanks I'm not interested.

    • How would you feel about it though?

    • If you mean about a woman hitting on me. It was good feeling to be desired. I wasn't offended & they did seem to be bothered by my decline.

  • I just say I only date girls. I just be up front

  • I can't get a girl to go out with me. :( So I'd be happy and say yes. :)

  • I'd be flattered but would politely decline.

  • I'd be thoroughly disgusted, even possibly hostile.

    • Why?

    • Sorry, I don't want such people around me.

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