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Topic	Is it wrong to flirt and tease homosexual guys when you're straight?
Alexandra_Trent 07/24/17 5:05:40 AM #31:	JazzMasterZero posted... SunWuKung420 posted... JazzMasterZero posted... Nade Duck posted... usui88 posted... If he's buying you drinks you could at least throw the dude a handy I mean really a drink means he owes at least a beej. Lol, not at all guys. They're buying my time and attention. Nothing else is owed to them. Like today, had this dude buy me brunch and mimosas. Got a free meal and all I had to do was just sit there and bullshit with the guy. Did you tell him immediately upon meeting up that you're straight, only using him to buy you food/drink and will only provide conversation? ~~FYI, nothing TC is posting is real~~ Lmfao, bro this is real My sexuality doesn't matter and you don't have to be a certain way to use those apps. I feel bad for girls or guys you date bro. Obviously you have this mentality that people owe you something for buying them a drink or meal. "Owing" is the wrong term. You're right; you don't owe anyone anything. However, it's just manners and common courtesy at work here. It's basically just the saying "One good turn deserves another". People use those apps (primarily) to meet others who share the same interests, sexual orientation or to just find friends or someone with whom they might sincerely connect with. You use that as a loophole to get what you want; (and apparently, it's not much. A meal and drinks......) and then leave them in the middle of nowhere. So to answer your original question, although it's not illegal to fool someone (not talking of blatant fraud or mispresentation), it just isn't right. It's not the right thing to do. And that basically says a lot about your character. That's all. --- "Ladies don't start fights, but they can finish them." -Marie, Aristocats <cite>Alexandra_Trent posted [p:883491128] in Is it wron... [t:75589755]...</cite> <quote><cite>JazzMasterZero posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JazzMasterZero posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nade Duck posted...</cite> <quote><cite>usui88 posted...</cite> <quote>If he's buying you drinks you could at least throw the dude a handy I mean really</quote> a drink means he owes at least a beej.</quote> Lol, not at all guys. They're buying my time and attention. Nothing else is owed to them. Like today, had this dude buy me brunch and mimosas. Got a free meal and all I had to do was just sit there and bullshit with the guy.</quote> Did you tell him immediately upon meeting up that you're straight, only using him to buy you food/drink and will only provide conversation? FYI, nothing TC is posting is real</quote> Lmfao, bro this is real My sexuality doesn't matter and you don't have to be a certain way to use those apps. I feel bad for girls or guys you date bro. Obviously you have this mentality that people owe you something for buying them a drink or meal.</quote> "Owing" is the wrong term. You're right; you don't owe anyone anything. However, it's just manners and common courtesy at work here. It's basically just the saying "One good turn deserves another". People use those apps (primarily) to meet others who share the same interests, sexual orientation or to just find friends or someone with whom they might sincerely connect with. You use that as a loophole to get what you want; (and apparently, it's not much. A meal and drinks......) and then leave them in the middle of nowhere. So to answer your original question, although it's not illegal to fool someone (not talking of blatant fraud or mispresentation), it just isn't right. It's not the right thing to do. And that basically says a lot about your character. That's all. --- "Ladies don't start fights, but they can finish them." -Marie, Aristocats</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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