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Wrongo.That post I was replying to implied just walking up to someone and saying "wanna fuck" is the best chance at having sex. Did you somehow miss the earlier bit about how men shouldn't have hobbies or some shit? You know, interests people meet each other in and sometimes spark relationships due to? you can't get to know and then possibly develop relationships with people if you live in a fucking bubble that's nothing but hookups and work.
There's the quote. They mention hooking up and I provided you the much needed context for how that is to be taken:Who knew talking about consent would cause such a massive shit stir among men? Maybe that's why I only make friends anymore with men who are already in relationships and have little time for hobbies, the incapable ones are unbearable.
All you gotta do when you're hooking up is ask some variation of "Wanna fuck?" And if you're trying to make out with her and she's not into it, you just come up with a reason to leave. It's pretty obvious if they're NOT into it, if you're not a retard.
Holy fuck, imagine being less socially apt than Chris-chan.
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No.
If you already are on good terms with someone you know socially, then subsequently have a romantic assignation, that is hooking up.
Hooking up is not approaching strangers like in some gay bath house situation.
The idea of saying 'wanna fuck' to someone you're already used to intimately isn't actually weird depending on the sense of humor you share. Honestly, it seems like the kind of candor an old married couple would have.
Conversely, saying the same thing to a stranger should rightly get you kicked in the goolies.
No one is entitled to anyone else's time, attention, or body [parts] -- working within the common courtesy and respect it requires to acknowledge that will go a long way.