She changed the subject from them flirting to an accusation of him being sleazy.
He countered the accusation by admitting he has used this line before.
At this point the conversation is about him being a pig, so he says "it's your turn to hear it" to bring the conversation back to flirting, and then "concentrate" to advise her to focus on the flirting more than accusing him of things.
How is it being a pig to admit he's told more than one woman that he finds them attractive? You think he should come up with a brand new way to phrase it every single time or what? "Concentrate" seems like a flirty joke to me. But I guess I'm used to talking with funny people and not slimeballs on dating apps so maybe I'm wrong, idk.
I'm not sure if pig is the correct descriptor but it got the flavour of what I was going for although I will admit the intensity of the verbiage is wrong
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u/heorhe 23h ago
She changed the subject from them flirting to an accusation of him being sleazy.
He countered the accusation by admitting he has used this line before.
At this point the conversation is about him being a pig, so he says "it's your turn to hear it" to bring the conversation back to flirting, and then "concentrate" to advise her to focus on the flirting more than accusing him of things.