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Actions are objectively measurable. When the exact same action performed twice in identical situations can legally be defined differently based on the completely emotional reaction of one of the participants then that is a problem. When women start talking about "rape stares" and people take them seriously, then the issue is real. When all it takes is some absurd accusation against a media star to get them fired and publicly disavowed regardless of evidence or even the likelihood that an event occurred?I feel you, but overthinking impedes action. Instead of wondering "why" just talk to them and see why they are interested in taking to you. You might be surprised.
Lol dude, there are billions of girls in the world. Every one of them interprets actions based on how they feel about said actions. Attraction and love aren't objective, measurable phenomena that are standardized throughout the female gender irrespective of culture and personal experiences.
Mostly its probably the dogs that have to worry, because groups of spiteful women will lie in packs to take down a guy that "used them" in a heartbeat. Women are programmed for that behavior for their own internal politics. There is clearly no issue of turning it on men they don't like.