Aleksandros wrote:
Yeah sure, it happens. As soon as I tell them "look, I'm here for X not this(you)" they leave me alone. I don't want nor need a needy, err better, half. It's not like I can't talk to them, but it's too much work to seem interesting and/or funny when truth be told you're more interested in getting whatever you're doing done and getting out of there as quickly as possible.
Knasher wrote:
Occasionally, but whenever it happens I usually make a fool out of myself. Either by running away (literally) or just by diverting attention away from my self. A couple of times my friends have had to explain to me that a girl was coming on to me (after I've completely ignored her attempts and pick up lines and she has given up). The most annoying thing is when they pinch me in the arse in clubs and the like, I mean come on, how the hell are you meant to respond to that?
Annoyingly I've never had any wanted attention. I think it would be nice if there was some way of knowing when they were incoming, so you would at least have time to prepare.
Be careful how you push them away. It can be very hurtful to be rejected, if it's not done nicely. I recommend talking to them for a bit, and mentioning your girlfriend - even if you don't have one. It's the nicest way.