Being “approached” versus being “accosted” or “solicited”
Streetwalking in your thirties is not a guaranteed success — and women who change their appearance for the purpose of getting men to “approach” are definitely streetwalking

A post in r/GirlDinnerDiaries describes a 33-year-old woman's experience of rarely being approached by men, despite changes she's made to her appearance and lifestyle in recent years. … She wrote that she frequently noticed her friend being approached by men while she was not, and that she changed her personal style after a woman once assumed she was gay.
“Approach” is a dating industry codeword for a solicitation or sexual advance. We're not talking about men “approaching” just to say “hi” or “excuse me, I'm on my way to work.”
WARNING: DO NOT GET THIS SONG STUCK IN YOUR HEAD

The “Headlights” song “Alok & Alan Walker” is not only a popular hit song but a real murderous hit piece. “Headlights” refers to an almost military-style execution.
The lyrics and the strange trance-like seduction are most explicitly to death and not to sex or love. This is one murderously cold dangerous b*tch or «femme fatale» singing at the gas station, to “use every heartbeat” and “today not tomorrow” — lights out is murder and the masked Alan Walker gang is going professional with their murder-for-hire racket on the interstate highways. I would not take that visible tattoo on the shoulder as a joke or a love stamp.
The woman's bloodlust or desire to kill with her teeth bared in a vicious sneer is clearly evident. I would not guess straight or gay. It is asexual. The desire is to seduce a victim to death but not to consent to any love or affection.

Compare Deadliest Woman in CIA
Sarah “Super Bad” Adams at work …
