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> If you are a man, treat women just like you would treat men. Most men would not try to kiss another man without asking first. You realize that most men are h
by golergka 9y ago
> If you are a man, treat women just like you would treat men. Most men would not try to kiss another man without asking first.
You realize that most men are heterosexual (or at least consider themselves so), right?
Asking people to treat people of sex that they are sexually interested in as people of sex that they have no interest in is equal to asking people to act as being completely asexual. I sincerely hope that we can end sexual harassment without denying people the right to their sexuality.
- akoncius 9y agobut problem is that right now all scandals are like this “male started kissing female without her consent” how is this uncontrollable sexuality ok?
- golergka 9y agoNohow. Why are you suddenly asking me such a question?
- MandieD 9y agoYour right to swing your fist ends with my nose. Your right to touch your lips or hands somewhere ends with the other person's lips/other body parts. You are free to experience and enjoy your heterosexuality, but not free to force any woman to be part of this experience, which you are doing any time you treat a female colleague differently than you would a male colleague. Go experience your sexuality in your free time with other people in their free time. If you think you can only meet women at work or work-related events and only have time to flirt with them there, you spend too much time working.
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- golergka 9y ago> not free to force any woman to be part of this experience, which you are doing any time you treat a female colleague differently than you would a male colleague I really think you're taking the point a bit too far here. There's plenty of polite and civilized ways of making a romantic advance on a colleague that wouldn't in any way qualify as "forcing" anyone to do something.