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Thank you! People need to be allowed to make mistakes and have a decent chance at improving themselves. For all we know, the person in question might just have

Thank you! People need to be allowed to make mistakes and have a decent chance at improving themselves. For all we know, the person in question might just have arrived from some super sexist workplace where such behaviour is the norm.

randyrand 10y ago
> arrived from some super sexist workplace Sexual harassment is not necessarily sexist and in this case OPs dilemma does not deal with sexism. Going by the definition of sexism "prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex." Unless we dilute the word sexism to mean any sexual encounter, hitting on someone does not fit that definition. If it did, nearly every relationship and every person would be considered sexist.