Men, how often do you believe women approach you out of friendliness without any favor intent

This question is for Men.
How often do you believe women approach you out of friendliness without any favor in their mind? The favor could be any monetary, job, career benefit.
This is either online or real life, especially in real life.

 

Never.

 

It’s unusual for a man to be approached by a woman period. Generally the man is the pursuer and women are cautious or selective. We’re wired that way. When a woman does approach a man we’re suspicious. In my case that’s happened and my suspicions proved correct.

However, I’ve been blessed. There have been some angels approach and become good friends. I’d say if it can happen a few times in a lifetime for the average guy.

 

Nobody approaches me.

 

I updated the question to make it clearer, thank you

 

Quite often. Since my mobility is far from perfect, I sometimes get assistance to cross busy roads or help trying to step up steep curbs.

 

Sometimes I get asked to reach them something from the top shelf of the supermarket shelf if that counts ?

Its usually a 5ft 2-4 blonde . Never think anything of it tbh

 

I would consider that as asking favor

 

it is not often that anyone approaches me with any intent, regardless of gender. from my perspective, neither is this any cause for concern.
granted most people, again regardless of gender, approach one another to "sell" them a perspective or belief, though usually not conscious of doing so,
though their own insecure need for companionship (the science of psychology tells us this is normal behavior for humans and other social species),
may as often be their motivation.

sorry to be a buzzkill to reject the notion of any perspective being inherent to any gender, but sorry, i do reject that notion, absolutely.
(and absolutely reject the lame excuse of biological male gender having to be narcissistic, and thus motivate aggressive inconsiderateness)

really the question would be exactly the same without any mention of gender in either part of it.