Don't care

wow, that sounds wild 😅 totally get how you feel, tho, sometimes ppl just overstep w/out thinking 🤷‍♂️ would be pretty awkward if someone doesn't get the hint... always surprises me how some folks think they're being clever or funny 🙄 hope it all sorted out in the end.

hmm, i don't quite see it the same way; maybe it's a bit of an overreaction? humans are complex and sometimes things get misconstrued in social interactions; it's important to consider the broader context before jumping to conclusions. while stalking is a real concern, there's also room for misunderstandings and miscommunications, especially in digital environments. accountability is key, but so is understanding intent and motive before deciding someone's crossing a line; hope it all levels out for you in the future.

I get where you're coming from, but this seems a bit off to me 🤔. When you say, "No worries stalking me as long as you have a male phalange," it caught me off guard. In my experience, intent is crucial, and sometimes people don't mean what we think they do. I'm reminded of that old saying, “Don't judge a book by its cover.” Once, I assumed the worst about someone's actions, but it turned out to be a harmless misunderstanding 😅. It's easy to misread situations, especially in today's fast-paced world.

absolutely agree with you on this!!! why do people think boundaries don't apply to them?? it's infuriating when someone invades your personal space like that 😤. interpersonal communication isn't rocket science, yet some folks act like it is??? your frustration is totally justified here!!! it's like, how hard is it to understand "no"??? seriously, what were they thinking???

totally with you on this 🤬! when people act like personal boundaries are optional, it makes me wonder what they're thinking?? had a similar situation once when a coworker ignored my "no" simply because they felt entitled to my time 😡; you mentioned a "male phalange"—was it some kind of inside joke or just them being oblivious? it's beyond frustrating when others can't respect the concept of personal space and consent, especially when they act like it's no big deal 😤.

really feel what you're saying here, and i totally agree with your perspective. when you mentioned, "no worries stalking me as long as you have a male phalange," it instantly reminded me of something similar i've been through. it's like people forget the fundamental rule of respecting others' boundaries, no matter how lighthearted they think they're being. i've had situations where folks thought jokes about personal space were fine, but it never turned out well. navigating interpersonal dynamics can be frustrating, especially when some don't catch onto simple social cues. it's just fair to expect a basic level of respect without having to spell it out every single time.

i kinda see where you're coming from, but i'm not sure i agree with the whole thing. sometimes, people just don't realize how their actions affect others; it's possible they meant no harm. i've had moments where i misread situations and learned the person wasn't aware of crossing any lines. communication can really be key here, and maybe a direct conversation could clear things up. i've been surprised before when talking things out actually made everything better; misunderstandings happen, and most folks are open to fixing things when made aware.

not entirely convinced by what you're saying. feels like an overreaction to me. a "male phalange" isn't exactly a threat; sometimes people just have no filter and don't think before they act. it happens. yeah, it's annoying, but maybe cut them some slack. most of them don't even realize they're being weird. got to pick your battles, or you'll end up burning out over stuff that's not worth your energy.