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by sctb 10y ago
This comment is uncivil and you're not welcome to post like this here.
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- wopwopwop 10y agoI had to check the definition of "civil" to make sure I understood what you were referring to. > Civil: adequate in courtesy and politeness Alright then, I apologise and will try to rephrase in a more civil manner. What motivated the female employee to report the events to HR? In my first reading, the text implies that she was motivated by strict corporate policy adherence. However I would like to submit that maybe a different explanation exists, namely possible feelings of bitterness and inadequacy stemming from her own personal failings in the sexual realm (whatever their origin). This reading would make her significantly less justified in her righteousness. Do you think that's better?