It could be you or your family having connections to powerful people. Being famous. But what's important as it pertains to our conversation: being in an authori

It could be you or your family having connections to powerful people. Being famous. But what's important as it pertains to our conversation: being in an authoritative position, e.g. a teacher, law enforcement officer, manager, or company executive. All of these people can have an influence, or "power," over others -- including, but not limited to, women. As your question doesn't really have anything to do with our debate, I respectfully decline to answer. It was nice talking.