That's why women usually do it in some indirect way, like bringing up their boyfriend for example. I do agree that being an ass about it wouldn't be very great though.

People don't really give a shit about making new friends 99% of the time. Also remember women need to be a lot more careful than dudes.

I'd think that if you find yourself in this particular scenario, it's likely an 'I just met you and we're talking to get to know each other' conversation, with the presumably ideal outcome being friendship.
Women may have to be more careful, but it is still no excuse for rudeness. I can see your point, though.

That's why women usually do it in some indirect way, like bringing up their boyfriend for example. I do agree that being an ass about it wouldn't be very great though.

That's just a natural reaction after having it happen to them so often, you wouldn't believe how much it really does happen, it's fucking stupid.

I can understand that you might jump to the conclusion wrongly, but it should never be a natural reaction to assume someone is interested and then reject them without even confirming it.
Saying something potentially insulting is not a great way to kick off a friendship.

People don't really give a shit about making new friends 99% of the time. Also remember women need to be a lot more careful than dudes.

I'd think that if you find yourself in this particular scenario, it's likely an 'I just met you and we're talking to get to know each other' conversation, with the presumably ideal outcome being friendship.
Women may have to be more careful, but it is still no excuse for rudeness. I can see your point, though.

That's why women usually do it in some indirect way, like bringing up their boyfriend for example. I do agree that being an ass about it wouldn't be very great though.