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05:49 15/05/2026
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A lot hangs on what “being propositioned” means. If it means to say “please have sex with me now”, that’s evidently inappropriate to do in just about all contexts, except those that are explicitly oriented around consenting adults approaching each other for sex. If it means “I would like to get a drink with you [by implication because I find you hot, smart, or interesting]”, I don’t see anything inappropriate about the latter at all, so long as it is done respectfully and rejection is accepted if/when given. Indeed, for much of human history, people with romantic interest in one another signaled their interest in just this way - sometimes with success, sometimes with failure.

While OP may want to be left alone at conferences, many people (myself included - someone who has also been described as having “charisma” and “other things going for me”) do not - in part because I share the view stated above that every philosopher or conference attendee is not my colleague, and so the code of conduct at my workplace suggesting appropriate norms of romantic involvement with coworkers simply does not apply. Further, I do think I am likely to have much more in common with most philosophers than any random person on a miserable dating app or random bar (NB: many people also go to bars without any desire to be spoken to by strangers), which is all the more reason why this is the kind of thing I would be open to.

This does not mean that I think there is no such thing as being professional at a conference, or using discretion in how to approach someone in a conference setting, should you attempt to do so (no, it shouldn’t look the same as at a bar), or that the purpose of these gatherings should be for everyone to let out their repressed sexual energy. But, as this post touched on, many - if not most - of my friends in philosophy who are partnered are partnered with other philosophers or other academics. This is not an accident.

Tl;dr: people’s individual receptiveness to being asked out by others in certain contexts doesn’t have broader implications for what “we” as a whole ought to be doing, given the good reasons people have for their own preferences. Seems to me that centering respect in these interactions is the core issue at hand, which is part of the blog author’s positive suggestion.

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