'You know who would love this?': Woman directs pushy men towards her attention-seeking high school friend

Getting hit on is a part of daily life for many people. But obviously, you aren't going to want to date most of the strangers who are hitting on you in public: they're notoriously impolite about this. 

You quickly gain a sixth sense about these things. That man who's screaming from his balcony about how he'll treat you right… is not going to be the Prince Charming he believes himself to be. The dude who wolf-whistles at you as you're sweaty and lugging your heavy groceries inside is not really husband material, now is he? The nicest way to hit on someone is to strike up a conversation naturally, maybe by buying them a drink, and then not forcing the conversation if things seem awkward or unreciprocal. You just have to be chill and have zero expectations. 

This person, u/SycoraxCrane, has a great way to get pushy dudes out of her face. She's found that when guys get on her nerves, she knows the exact right person to send them to. She gives them the wrong number, a common tactic for avoiding creepers. In the comments, people shared the ways that they avoid pesky dudes, as well as congratulating the original poster on her bright idea. 

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