You really do need someone to talk to. You're getting into ugly fights over petty things. Talking on the Internet is a poor substitute for real friends.

And get to work on getting that summer job, you lazy bum.

Yeah, get a job dude.

But in all honesty, women today are entitled most of the time.
The worst ones are the ones that are disgusted by men that they think are ugly, so they project and self justify their discontent into judgment and passive aggression.
Literally, they don't want ugly or unattractive guys speaking to them. AT ALL. lol
You will have to raise out of the normal world and become a specialist in something before you start to find the intelligent, truly capable and logically minded women.
Hey! Maybe, getting a job would be a good start! Then you can move onto a new playing field.

>>17342707
>Literally, they don't want ugly or unattractive guys speaking to them. AT ALL. lol
They want to be left alone in situations where it is inappropriate to hit on women in the first place, and they want guys to go away when they're told no. What's the matter with that?

>>17343633
>saying hi
>hitting on someone

>>17343640
>saying hi
>hitting on someone
You aren't fooling anyone. Except maybe yourself, but I doubt that.

>>17343650
what

Saying "hi" to someone isn't hitting on them - at least in the U.S.

>>17343662
>Saying "hi" to someone isn't hitting on them - at least in the U.S.
Just saying hi, with honest intentions, no. But you aren't fooling anyone: you intend something altogether different than a simple "hi" would imply, and that transforms the entire interaction.

>>17343674
Yes it was I who talked to OP's sister.

You're a special kind of fuckin' retard aren't you? Virtually no one hits on someone by saying "hi" and then leaving.

>>17343679
Autistic people such as the kind that posts on r9k do.

>>17342059
You were not incorrect, but you need to learn to pick your battles. This is not a useful thing to fight, and you picked an especially bad time to jump in.

OP i'm not going to comment on who was in the wrong, whether the guy was really a "creep", etc but just for the sake of some perspective, let me give you a quick rundown, based on my own experience, how being approached by a dude goes. It can basically be a variation on one of these three options:

>Guy says hi
>girl acknowledges him
>"do you have the time", "how do I get to x," etc
>everythingwentbetterthanexpected.jpg

>guy says hi
>girl acknowledges him
>"I couldn't help but notice how beautiful you look today", "you seem like someone I'd really like to get to know", whatever, basically some bullshit line that boils down to "I want to fuck you"
>"would you be interested in yadda yadda yadda"
>girl refuses (why does she want to go out with some stranger?)
>guy sometimes politely leaves, sometimes escalates and gets more and more aggressive until this girl better find a way out of the interaction and fast

>guy says hi
>girl acknowledges him
>"I just wanted to say your tits look fantastic," "hey bb you want this black dick", and yes dudes really say shit like this (I assume they get off on it or something)
>at this point you better be somewhere pretty populated or be a fast walker

Of the three, #2 is the most common for me, 1 less so, and 3 the least, but I've certainly had all three of these types of interactions many times with just random dudes that say "hi", even by the time I was 17 like your sister. So, as a girl, having had these past experiences (and I guarantee your sister has), why would you want to bet that this particular interaction is going to be like option 1??