Does rejecting give women an ego-rush or something? (follow up to shazza's topic)

[Crystal Mew]

Ok, once when a guy asked me on the bus if I would go out with him, and then replied with "I'm not a cereal (serial) killer...I like tony the tiger" I had to just tell people because seriously, what the f? lol and of course I rejected him..but he was a creep.

but usually I feel bad, and I don't tell people that it happened on facebook. I dunno. it doesn't give me an ego rush, more like a funny story to tell my close friends.

[Zak]

Ok, once when a guy asked me on the bus if I would go out with him, and then replied with "I'm not a cereal (serial) killer...I like tony the tiger" I had to just tell people because seriously, what the f? lol and of course I rejected him..but he was a creep.

but usually I feel bad, and I don't tell people that it happened on facebook. I dunno. it doesn't give me an ego rush, more like a funny story to tell my close friends.

Now, I can totally understand if it's someone who becomes an obnoxious parasite who doesn't take hints and won't leave them alone, possibly even to the point where they feel unsafe, they have every right to complain.
Or if was someone who was blatantly off/awkward in a kind of funny/goofy way, sure I would suppose that merits a good laugh (but not to the extent of demonization).

Pretty sure you're in the clear as far as my examples are concerned.