That's a good point and I think she would not have. But then, had she been with me I'd not8 have been standing there like an indecisive idiot! 🤣
I'm fairly cautious when it comes to anyone I don't know and tend to keep to myself mostly. I'm not rude to people, just sort of closed off to people I don't really know. It pays to be cautious.
Being cautious is smartet way to deal strangers especially when girls are around...recently there are many fraud cases around...so I ignore them most of the time....but these instances ruin the real women who are in distress. Recently when I travelled to Delhi, I saw a pretty women in indian attire standing at the edge of the escalator at railway station, as soon as we had the eye contacts she approached me and asked for my mobile as she wanted to talk to someone. She pretended to be distress...but I smell it fishy and ignored her, without entertaining much. You never know how could she trap me.
That sounds like a tricky situation. I think things like that happen in Europe as well, I've had it happen to me a few times.
Here it's not as common I think, although I can only assume things like this occur here too. On the open road people fake being broken down in their cars and wave for assistance. When people stop trouble can occur. Being broken down in a remote area can be bad and the Australian way is to stop and help but people are becoming more reluctant these days because of the risks.
It's sad really, but just another way human greed and hubris is changing behaviours generally.
this is where the person in real distress and problem suffers as people tend to avoid them assuming them to be fake.
That's right, and that can lead to disaster.