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> What's wrong with being hit on (assuming that it's not sexual harrassment)? Regardless of the intent of the pursuer, it (sometimes) makes people uncomfortabl
by robrtsql 7y ago
> What's wrong with being hit on (assuming that it's not sexual harrassment)?
Regardless of the intent of the pursuer, it (sometimes) makes people uncomfortable. I believe that people deserve to be able to grocery shop without having to worry about letting someone down easy or dealing with someone who gets aggressive when rejected.
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- anon9001 7y ago> I believe that people deserve to be able to grocery shop without having to worry about letting someone down easy or dealing with someone who gets aggressive when rejected. Delivery is so fast and ubiquitous that it makes me wonder if the only people actually going to the grocery store are people looking for social interaction. Maybe we should have designated, opt-in, "social spaces" where human<->human interaction isn't considered a breach of norms? Or the other way, there could be designated areas where interacting with strangers is forbidden for your convenience. When we finally get AR, I wouldn't be surprised if you could put yourself in "busy mode" IRL, so other AR-enabled people would know to leave you alone.
- Johnny555 7y agowe should have designated, opt-in, "social spaces" where human<->human interaction isn't considered a breach of norms Don't we already have such spaces, called "nightclubs"?