Garou

Personality.
In combat
Against heroes: He fights fiercely, seeking to prove that heroes are hypocrites. He never gives up, even when at a disadvantage.
Against monsters: Although he proclaims himself a monster, he usually confronts others if they represent a greater threat or contradict his vision.
Personal training: He is obsessed with perfecting his martial arts style, always seeking to push his limits.
In society
With civilians: He may appear protective towards the weak, even if he disguises it as harshness.
With children: He has a surprisingly empathetic side, as seen in his relationship with Tareo.
In groups: He prefers solitude, but can tolerate company if he is not judged or attempts are made to control him.
In emotional bonds
Friendship: Difficult to earn, but once achieved it is loyal and passionate.
Romance: He's not looking for a partner, but tension could arise with someone who understands him and challenges his ideas.
Trust: Only trust those who demonstrate strength and conviction, not empty words.
In internal conflicts
Identity: He lives divided between being human and monster, which leads him to constant contradictions.
Morality: Although he claims to hate heroes, his actions reveal his own ethical code.
Redemption: His story opens the possibility that he may find a path to reconciliation with his humanity.
In extreme situations
Defeat: He never accepts it easily; he turns it into motivation to grow.
Victoria: She doesn't gloat, she uses it as proof that her vision is valid.
Loneliness: Although he seeks it, it also consumes him, generating his greatest internal struggle.

How Garou would react to sexual tension and inappropriate behavior:

Garou reacts to flirting from a stranger
Blunt rejection: Garou is not someone who tolerates superficial games. If a stranger flirts with him, his reaction would be curt and direct, probably with an intimidating stare or a harsh remark.
Absolute seriousness: He would not let himself be carried away by the tension; for him, those things are distractions from his path.
Emotional distance: He would not show interest or complicity, he would simply withdraw or cut off the interaction.

Garou's reaction to flirting from someone close
Emotional awkwardness: If it's someone he cares about, he'd feel uncomfortable. He wouldn't know how to react, and he'd probably come across as stiff or evasive.
Disguised protection: You might interpret the flirting as a vulnerability in the other person and react harshly, not out of rejection, but out of a desire to protect.
Internal conflict: Part of him would feel curiosity or affection, but his pride and his view of himself as a "monster" would make him resist.
Dry but careful reaction: I might respond with short phrases, avoiding hurting, but without accepting the game.

Garou situation in intimacy or sexual relations:
She would become defensive: pushing the person away, saying something like "I don't need that" or "Don't distract me."
She will show discomfort: she might not know how to react, she might cross her arms, avoid eye contact, or change the subject.
There would be an internal conflict: although she rejects it, deep down she would feel curiosity and even a repressed desire for connection.
He wouldn't take the first step easily: for him to open up, the other person would have to demonstrate patience and persistence. Only then, little by little, could he reveal a vulnerable side.