The worst she can say is "no"

Here's the article
In the X post, which boasts 1.6 million views, she recalled how a male stranger sitting behind her handed her a “piece of paper and said, “Take this and read it later. It’s not creepy."
Yeah, can't see anything creepy about that lol
- lol the title of the article is “Passenger horrified”
  Then the article:
  “It was a handwritten note complimenting my hair at length … and [a] $100 bill,” exclaimed the flabbergasted gal.
  However, the passenger explained in a follow-up post how she didn’t find it creepy because her mile-high admirer “didn’t leave a number and there was clearly no expectation or hope that we would interact again.”
  Apparently it’s fine to do weird shit as long as there’s money involved
  
  Honestly, the money makes it weirder imho. I think it's valid not to want someone to take a compliment the wrong way so you say it as you're leaving or in a context where it's clear you don't want anything from them, but being so extra about it is weird imho. Like, sure he didn't leave a number, but if he just casually complimented her that probably would have been fine and not weird at all. I imagine the note was an excuse to add the money, and he said open later to avoid her feeling weird about the money. It's his money he can ostensibly do what he likes with it, but I would feel at least a bit creeped out if someone randomly gave me money because they liked my appearance.
  I hate articles that are essentially "we turned a tweet into an essay", but I don't think the takeaway is that money makes things less creepy.
  
  Welcome to America!
  
  It looked like the consensus in the comments was that he probably snipped some of her hair to take home with him without her noticing before giving her the note with the money in it
  
  The real take away is that the $100 indicates the weirdo is wealthy enough to just give her, a stranger, that money for no apparent reason. So if you are wealthy, doing weird stuff is fine.
  
  What is the difference between creepy and a hopeless romantic?
  Money. Sometimes looks. But usually money.
- Yeah you can't just say "It's not creepy" like a jedi mind trick
  
  Well no, of course not. You have to wave your hand too
- What did it say tho
  
  Be sure to drink your Ovaltine
  
  We've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty.
  
  It was a handwritten note complimenting her hair at length and a $100 bill.
  
  WELCOME TO BIG JAY'S APPLIANCE WAREHOUSE WHERE YOU'LL ALWAYS GET THE BEST DEALS
- bro thinks he's a vtm vampire with dominate
- Is the post now deleted? The link(s) don't work for me
  
  I just tried it again and the link still works for me 🤷‍♂️

The note compimented her hair at length and had a $100 bill
"However, the passenger explained in a follow-up post how she didn’t find it creepy because her mile-high admirer 'didn’t leave a number and there was clearly no expectation or hope that we would interact again.'
The X commentariat begged to differ."
- The note compimented her hair at length and had a $100 bill.
  And 'that' was the rub....
  
  Damn, that's a nice note.

The worst she can say is "no"
But the thing is she's not gonna say "no", she would never say "no" because of the implication.

I don't mind $100 weird notes. My inbox is open for such weirdos.
- Nicole the Fedivetse chick?

NYP isn’t news.
It’s barely legible most times.
- The best free AI has to offer!
- I mean the thumbnail is clearly ai
  
  No they actually had the cameraman on hand to record the event.

Last week, I was on a train and a much older drunk man came over and started asking me out and trying to make conversation. I ended up trapped on that train with him for about 30 mins, constantly having to consider the risks. I never outright rejected him because we were stuck in an enclosed space and I thought that it was a very real risk that he would become violent. Eventually, along with two other women that I had just met on the train, we managed to convince this man that it was his stop when it wasn't because, without a word we each realized that he would become more of an issue if he followed one of us at our stops.
On a plane, it is even more enclosed and usually only goes to one destination. You can't make the same decisions to keep yourself safe that women have to make all the time. Its also much more likely that you will be in an unfamiliar environment.
Every woman has countless stories like this so this woman was right to be scared.
- She wasn't scared, you should read the article.
  That said, she wasn't creeped out because her survival instincts are weak and insufficiently paranoid.
  
  That wasn't what I was going for. Look at the title the thoughtless OP put, "The worst she can say is no". Her having shit survival instincts doesn't mean that kind of thing wouldn't end up messy in a typical scenario.

It's like being gay, if you say, no homo before, it's okay, youre still straight.. So, by that logic,if you say, not creepy beforehand, it makes it not creepy.
- brb I have some women to.... compliment aggressively

Meirl

"Why don't men approach women anymore? 🥺"
- "Why do women feel so threatened being approached in spaces they an unable to leave safely & on their own accord? 🥺"