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by theshackleford
894 days ago
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> But I would like you to think about whether the current socially decided notion of "what's appropriate" is as balanced and as good for everyone as it could be. I never do well with these really I think because I often have both extreme, yet very conflicting positions on almost everything. But sure. > I think that if it was understood by everyone that a person asking another person out (in any context, including at work) is responsible for dealing with rejection like an adult and not continuing to pester the person, then (absent any power difference that might imply a quid pro quo situation), there would be no reason to forbid it. I would say in an ideal world, realistically, yes. Despite the suggestion my post my have originally given. It was probably too flippant, for which I apologise honestly. |
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The next time I'm in an internet argument that seems to be escalating, I hope I will remember these last couple of comments of yours, and be as willing to reconsider my own position as you have been.