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V8mate
Original Poster
35,296 posts
59 months
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Assume that the person is not unattractive, i.e. you can imagine that a person of the opposite sex would probably fancy them.
Would it make any difference if the person was:
a. A complete stranger, e.g. approached in a bar
b. Someone you work with, a neighbour etc.
c. A close friend
For the avoidance of doubt, no, no-one has and, no, I'm not thinking of doing so to someone else.
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marcosgt
6,343 posts
46 months
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Yeah, yeah, methinks you doth protest too much!  I can only presume the 'impolitely decline' 25% are rather insecure about their sexuality M.
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TVR1
3,001 posts
95 months
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Do tell how this random train of thought popped into your mind? 
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GBDG
820 posts
24 months
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I think the OP is weighing up the odds of getting a black eye this weekend
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V8mate
Original Poster
35,296 posts
59 months
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TVR1 said: Do tell how this random train of thought popped into your mind? The PM you sent me asking if I'd start a thread for you 
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GroundEffect
7,284 posts
26 months
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Where's the option for 'I've got a free 30 minutes'?
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vixen1700
6,588 posts
140 months
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Ask them to put some women's clothing and make-up on and I'd think about it. On reflection I'd probably decline politely
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dmitsi
2,803 posts
90 months
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Wheres the option for flirt outrageously and get loads of free drinks?
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essexplumber
7,286 posts
43 months
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Well I think I would politley decline their advaces and if that failed hit them very hard on the nose, if that failed I would then just ask them to be gentle 
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TVR1
3,001 posts
95 months
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V8mate said: TVR1 said: Do tell how this random train of thought popped into your mind? The PM you sent me asking if I'd start a thread for you 
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Keyser Soze
10,993 posts
61 months
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Politely decline, no gay person I have ever known would actually put you in a position where you would need to impolitely decline and they are pretty good at knowing if someone is gay or not
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NinjaPower
2,348 posts
50 months
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Politely decline.
What sort of stone age heathen would decline rudely/violently?
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V8mate
Original Poster
35,296 posts
59 months
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TVR1 said: V8mate said: TVR1 said: Do tell how this random train of thought popped into your mind? The PM you sent me asking if I'd start a thread for you Actually, PH Towers asked me to start a thread to test their new poll vote scanning database. From now on, all poll votes will be captured by the database and the results used against members from time to time. You know, just for kicks.
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Condi
2,746 posts
41 months
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Politely decline, but in secret find it very flattering. Just go round any gay bars on an average night out and you'll get hit on. Not that I frequent such establishments, but Im not going to deny going there. Im confident with my sexuality.
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Snowboy
3,456 posts
21 months
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I just said,
“Thanks for the offer Elton, but you’re not my type.’
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essexplumber
7,286 posts
43 months
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Snowboy said: I just said,
“Thanks for the offer Elton, but you’re not my type.’  think of the money, you would quids in.
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redgriff500
7,167 posts
133 months
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Depends who it was and how they did it but generally it would be a polite refusal
(the other option being a rude refusal)
I've had two gay acquaintances compliment my physique the first one was an older guy when I was 18 and I was working shirtless in the sun (I then put a shirt on)
The other was a similar aged guy.
I felt uncomfortable at the time but looking back - a compliment is a compliment !
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Eric Mc
67,846 posts
135 months
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Run a mile.
But luckilly, I am so plug ugly so I appeal to only dogs and people in care homes.
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V8mate
Original Poster
35,296 posts
59 months
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Eric Mc said: Run a mile.
But luckilly, I am so plug ugly so I appeal to only dogs and people in care homes.  Next Friday's thread folks, 'If an animal came on to you, would you...'
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rohrl
3,928 posts
15 months
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No "lock them in a sports bag and leave them in a sterile bathroom in Pimlico" option?
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