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Because it appears you're not trying to find a "nice" guy, you're trying to find a hot piece of ass. You get what you look for.
I moderated this lol
You had to invite him as a thank you. You expect him to pay for the help he gave you? You totally deserved that reaction.
She wanted to pay him. He thought the right price was a *******. She disagreed.
He did ask you out.
I thought 'nice guys' was another word for 'friendzoned'.
I don’t really agree with the comments that you were asking for it or anything, that’s very rude. And being that she randomly met a stranger, yeah of course the first thing she’s gonna notice is his looks. Nevertheless it’s super inappropriate for him to be gross and crude like that to a female stranger. Don’t listen to anyone else, keep your standards high & don’t settle. When you do that you’ll meet the nice guy you’re looking for.
I can only really speak for myself, but I don't think anyone's blaming OP about her trying to hit on the guy, let alone saying she was "asking for it". The problem here is that OP claims she's trying to find a "nice guy", yet went after some random guy just because of his looks, not his personality. I think everyone would react the same way if it were, say, a guy complaining he can't find a serious relationship, while going after drunken sorority girls in clubs.
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Because it appears you're not trying to find a "nice" guy, you're trying to find a hot piece of ass. You get what you look for.
He did ask you out.