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I'm placing myself in the perspective of this character; that's different.
I am answering from the perspective of that a hypothetical other person of indeterminate gender, whom I have never spoken with, who has only seen what I look like, wants to spend time with me — my own sex, as well as that of the other person is not relevant for my decision to decline.
Do I also need to put Myers–Briggs or zodiac signs into consideration? blood type?
P.s.: Finally, let's simply be honest that such a scenario is unlikely to happen, at least where I live. Perhaps this is more common in Japan with the “love confession” culture, but here in the Netherlands the idea of asking a total stranger for a relationship is considered flagrantly ridiculous so it's all a theoretical quæstion for me to begin with. I will most likely live my entire life and die without this ever happening to me, especially because I've long past the secondary school years where this would perhaps be the most likely to occur.
In real life, at least where I live, one does not go out to ask a stranger whom one doesn't know for a relationship, exactly because it is so ridiculous as I said it is.
Quite clearly I don't identify with the female lead, as I said I would have done things differently.just to confirm, you identify with the female lead
I'm placing myself in the perspective of this character; that's different.
Pseudoscientic concepts such as “sexual orientations” play no factor in my decision here.as a heterosexual/bisexual female, right?
I am answering from the perspective of that a hypothetical other person of indeterminate gender, whom I have never spoken with, who has only seen what I look like, wants to spend time with me — my own sex, as well as that of the other person is not relevant for my decision to decline.
I do not want you to think of me as anything in particular as none of the categories you listed are relevant to my decision — what is relevant is that the person accosting me does not know me and has only seen what I look lik, and that is the only thing I commented on.so I can't decipher whether you want us to think of you as a heterosexual/bisexual girl, or whether you want us to think of you a homosexual female/male, or something else.
Do I also need to put Myers–Briggs or zodiac signs into consideration? blood type?
Of course there is. My own sex has no bearing on my logic here and “sexual orientations” have no bearing on anything as they're flagrant pseudoscience.I'll reply by assuming you want us to think of you as a heterosexual female because otherwise: there is no point in this discussion and your 'to be fair...' comment would be irrelevant to this manga:
No “guy” who wants to socialize with me, having never spoken to me at all, is “high level” in my own præferences.Your mentality makes me think you'll reject some high level guys
And yet I've encountered many males, and females for that matter, that were very much interested in talking to me based on things I said that didn't even know what I looked like — nor knowing my gender by the way, that thing you seem to care so much for.because men literally have to be go against their instincts to pursue you. Looks aren't just about straight up beauty, but general surface impression, so if a guy hasn't decided they like you based on your looks , they're probably instinctually not really impressed by you and wouldn't even bother being friends with you.
I have no interest in being “persued” by anyone who knows nothing about me.Therefore, if a guy pursues you, I strongly advise you to either start of as friends or date casually to really get to know each other before you decide if the 'like' can be 'love'
And yet without heeding your advice, my love life with males has been as successful as with females.If you don't heed my advice, I wish you happiness in being single, or happiness with another girl.
P.s.: Finally, let's simply be honest that such a scenario is unlikely to happen, at least where I live. Perhaps this is more common in Japan with the “love confession” culture, but here in the Netherlands the idea of asking a total stranger for a relationship is considered flagrantly ridiculous so it's all a theoretical quæstion for me to begin with. I will most likely live my entire life and die without this ever happening to me, especially because I've long past the secondary school years where this would perhaps be the most likely to occur.
In real life, at least where I live, one does not go out to ask a stranger whom one doesn't know for a relationship, exactly because it is so ridiculous as I said it is.