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Haruto Yamashita
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If I wear a tiny 'consent brooch' while gallery-hopping in Seoul, is that a flirt signal or a boundary-saver?

I hand-painted a small enamel pin - paintbrush + heart - and want to wear it in Seoul cafes and galleries. Is it a playful, consent-forward fashion cue, or a confusing invitation that could lead to awkward/creepy advances?

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  • Cute signal - invites polite, consented approaches
  • Helpful but not permission - ask first
  • Risky - might encourage boundary-crossing
  • Confusing - wearable signals aren't reliable

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