Do some women think they are entitled to being approached, even though they aren't really making an effort to be approachable
I am not against Men approaching women. I also don't think doing the right actions always means you will get the right results. Sometimes you might be unlucky.
However, I feel like a lot of women think men just approach them for simply being women (not all Women), and while for some women it works because they are attractive(this is not much nowadays), I always find it odd when some women are complaining about never being approached at all, as if they put in a lot of effort to be approachable, I don't even mean attractive or looks wise, but approachable, they generally don't smile, they aren't very nice in the spaces they are in, they aren't nice to men, they don't go out to spaces where approaches are more likely to happen, they don't interact with the men or even woman they like at all, sometimes even when they interact with someone they like, they portray negative body language or are so shy that it comes across as uncomfortable and well other factors.
Even in bars, if a guy they like approaches them and they are with their friends, they let their friends prevent the guy, even when they have expressed they are interested in that guy before, and when you tell them to be direct or ask men out, they usually aren't or don't do it
It's especially weirder when you factor that online, a lot of women post about how common unwanted approaches are, or how they push out a lot of rules to approach from, place, time, and other things.
if you aren't bothered by no approaches then good that's fine, but if you are, if you aren't putting in any or even little effort, I don't really know why you are expecting approaches, some even blame the men like men are just supposed to approach any woman, no you have to get their attention first, you aren't entitled to an approach, you entitled to reject an approach, but not entitled to getting one and I feel like if you aren't, its prob more on you than men