> He may have been protecting himself from others, but also protecting himself from himself? Does it matter? The fact is, if you are a man in a position of pow

> He may have been protecting himself from others, but also protecting himself from himself? Does it matter? The fact is, if you are a man in a position of power, never being alone in a room with a woman you don't know very well, is starting to sound like a reasonable strategy. People in other threads have said, that limiting your one-on-ones with women, inhibits their opportunities (perhaps we should not have one-on-ones at all to make that fair). But when there are other people in your life that you need to "protect" from any scandals, I really can't blame these men for picking their loved ones and reputations over "social justice". This is one of those "going to get worse before it gets better" things.