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Getting hit on can be flattering, but it’s not always what you want to happen when you’re out and about. Coming up with an exit strategy before you hit the town is a great way to extract yourself from a sticky situation. Try using one (or all) of these methods to avoid guys hitting on you so you can enjoy your time with friends or on your own.

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Set the guy up with someone else.

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  1. If you’re out with a group, you could actually pull one of your friends aside to chat with him (as long as the friend is willing). If you’re by yourself, just talk about how well he and your friend would match up in the future. [8]
    • For example, you could say, “Oh wow, you roller skate? You should meet my friend Marsha, she loves roller skating!”
    • If the guy is being creepy or aggressive, it’s best not to pull one of your friends into it. Just try to leave the area and get somewhere safe.
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Say you have to go meet up with friends.

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  1. Extract yourself from the conversation by saying you need to get back to your group across the bar. If you’re by yourself, tell the guy that you’re meeting a friend in 10 minutes so you have to get going. If he insists, offer to take his number and text him later (but don’t actually text him). [9]
    • Say something like, “Well, it’s been nice talking to you, but I think my friends are getting ready to leave.”
    • Or, “It was nice to meet you, but I have plans with a friend so I’ve gotta run.”
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