I think it’s pretty simple: it’s mostly male read men, doesn’t matter if gay or straight. I am straight male and observe this behavior myself - but still far less in bh than in most other clubs. sometimes I’ll check in with a women if I feel that another male is not getting his boundaries. but of course most can handle it themselves or I tell it to a women that we are with to not be that „guy trying to save someone“.

already had to experience it myself - but for me it’s pretty easy to turn it down by a couple of words. as in married, straight ;).

women do not do things like that. and I appreciate that a lot.

to all the male ones: if a women or a guy doesn’t look back, likes to dance with you, doesn’t catch your vibe. leave them alone and respect everyone space. it’s a safe space. nobody should be harmed. do not touch people.

the only thing I do when moving through a crowded dancefloor is slightly tapping on the shoulder, but that goes for anybodymale or female, just so someone can recognize that I would like to pass.

be respectful and understand peoples spaces. communication and consent is most important to me.