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He called her a milf to her face. That's completely unacceptable. She was clear when she said "as friends at work". It wouldn't have been harassment if he ha
by NateDad 10y ago
He called her a milf to her face. That's completely unacceptable.
She was clear when she said "as friends at work". It wouldn't have been harassment if he hadn't been so crude and suggestive. if he'd just said "hey, want to have dinner some time?" Then it would have been a little forward, but not harassment. He didn't. He said "You're a mom I'd like to fuck".
It doesn't have to be ongoing to be harassment. Once you've declared "I'm the kind of guy that'll call you a milf to your face after only knowing you a short time"... all bets are off. Any time you're alone with him, you're going to feel uncomfortable. And I guarantee you, that kind of guy is not going to be a perfect angel the rest of the time. He clearly has messed up ideas of what is appropriate to say to women.
- datalist 10y agoThat is her side of the story, which does not have be necessarily true.
- pat_space 10y agomilfseriously stated that he saw the conversation/evidence
- datalist 10y agoSorry, that statement is too little to justify the tarring and feathering mentality prevailing in this thread. If there was a seriously inappropriate conduct then that should be certainly dealt with (harassing colleagues is not acceptable - whether they are male or female), but so far only the "MILF" statement leaves a bad taste. Also, all digital evidence can be more or less easily faked. I am not saying that this DID happen in this case, I am saying it could have. The downvoting and lynch mob attitude people exhibit here in this thread is rather worrying.