"Well I'd prefer to **** with, and you specifically."

People tend to get the message if it's delivered by the wonderful mail service provided by the fist! It's cheap, and when utilised properly, is indeed very efficient :)

39- only appropriate if he asked in an especially mean/rude manner, like "hey bitch wanna ride me?" THEN you smack him. Not if he's all like "Ma'am I'd like to inquire about dancing with you in a suggestive fashion, would you be interested in such an arrangement?"

44- I somehow doubt that the fellow was particularly smooth or polite with his request, seeing as he asked to 'grind'....

And make no mistake, I have no problem with more diplomatic methods of dissuasion, they tend to be most useful.

1- The boyfriend?

It also has the unfortunate side effect of getting the wielder of said fist thrown out of the nightclub and possibly charged with assault. But hey, if you're okay with that, power to you. Personally I think that should only be reserved for actual ass-grabbing.

^precisely. Blatant thirstiness doesn't merit a fist-to-the-face, but merely show him to the nearest water fountain. Or the door. Or both.

How do you believe that going around clocking people who rub you the wrong way is ok, 39? That is a sickly dangerous way of thinking. Somebody should knock you the **** out because you looked at them wrong. See how great of advice it is then.

62- lol like kindergarten all grown up. Instead of "teacher he's looking at me" it's like *notices person* "DA FUQ U LOOKIN AT BRUH?!"

52- Both of them.

38 - Which is why (from what I've gathered), she was hoping her boyfriend would give her some back-up.

33, sorry!

It's like she's desperate to watch her boyfriend stick up for her. Could've started an unnecessary fight too.

I think she thought that would scare the creepazoid off. OP, I hope your boyfriend was drunk when he said that. Otherwise, you really need to have a talk with him.

maybe she has a problem with confrontation herself.

YOu should drop "sorry", "but", and "thank you" from this phrase.

The way I see it if he's "notoriously desperate and disgusting" then she probably knew ahead of time that a simple 'no' won't work and so she immediately a tactic that would send most normal guys away. I feel bad that it didn't work out so well for her.

64, when simple "no" doesn't work, you request assistance from club security.

Sometimes, yes. lol

And the coveted number three spot goes to.... That?

To be fair if the guy is actually "notoriously desperate" and "disgusting", she might have known or surmised that a simple no wouldn't suffice. A significant number of guys don't accept rejection and it unfortunately takes another male to intervene in order to get them to stop.

1: "No thanks". 2: "Look I'm here with my bf and don't want to grind with anyone else". 3: " Stop the **** bothering me or I will call the bouncer". 4: Call the bouncer.

I'd skip step #2. You don't owe anybody like that an explanation. Just (1) No. (2) I mean it, no. (3) Security!

One of your best comments lately, Pleonasm. *strokes my mustache and tips hat you you*

She didn't want to say yes at all…

Aa long as a woman can avoid putting a man (especially her own man) in this kind of a situation, she should.

And how would he know that's what she expected? "Sure I'll grind with you if my bf says it's ok!" I know, I know... boyfriends are always expected to be mindreaders.

Honestly, she could've said no herself. Since she didn't, I assume she wanted to feel proud or whatever.