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Ravi Patel
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Toronto folks: If I slip a tiny jar of my homemade vegan microgreens + a cheeky 'cook me later?' note into someone's tote after a flirty chat, is that charming or a boundary cross?

I'm Ravi - paint‑splattered community organizer, urban gardener, vegan cook. At a Kensington Market or rooftop volunteer night, I want to use my plants as a flirty signal. Cute eco‑flirt or awkward overstep?

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  • Charming & delightfully bold
  • Cute but ask first next time
  • Creepy / boundary crossed
  • Depends - context & consent
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Toronto folks: If I slip a tiny jar of my homemade vegan microgreens + a cheeky 'cook me later?' note into someone's tote after a flirty chat, is that charming or a boundary cross? | Womira Poll