>>508058580Yes, the anecdote is wildly unrealistic but you have to understand how women think and it's why they don't spot it. And why they frequently come up with similarly unrealistic anecdotes. Women generally derive their sense of value through the eyes of other women, not men, and one of the ways they do that is coming up with cutesy terms like 'sex pest' or anecdotes like the one in the OP which are all designed to do ONE thing: Give the rest of the world an impression that men find value in them, specifically, over other women. I've seed ugly ladies in their 50's (rough 50's) complaining to their friends about how many times they got hit on at work that day. That's generally not going to happen unless they're working at the commissary for a SuperMax prison. No, what it really is is a woman proclaiming to another woman 'Men are still interested in me'. And the other women will respond in kind talking about how SHE'S been hit on so much recently too. Neither of these women are listening to the other, they're simply seeding the world with the illusion that they're valuable.
Of course, all of these things are the hallmark of a savagely insecure person. Simply chuckling, laughing or making a dismissive face as you pass a woman and she'll remember it and pore over it for at least a few years.