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>>He started to get angry with me and reply with things like “fuck you” and sometimes up to 8 texts in a row when I wouldn’t reply or would decline. Given the
by tomlock 11y ago
>>He started to get angry with me and reply with things like “fuck you” and sometimes up to 8 texts in a row when I wouldn’t reply or would decline.
Given the above section, does this situation sound "PC-heavy" to you? The guy literally texted abuse at a person because they didn't respond to his advances. The fact that this person was scared or didn't want to cut professional ties is evidence that something is wrong here with the situation, and not the person themselves. How do we live in a society where people fear saying no to a harasser, and people still seem to come in to bat for those harassers?
- coldtea 11y ago>Given the above section, does this situation sound "PC-heavy" to you? No, such strong language + repeatedly declining to answer I think carries the message perfectly accurately. He should have got it. P.S. Although, I can see how "fuck you" can be seen as a double-message by the guy (only joking).
- interpol_p 11y agoIt was the guy who texted "fuck you" when she didn't reply to his horrible comments.