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If it is only one or two incidents per person, and only 20% of women experience it, I don't think it is very surprising that you wouldn't see it.

• duxup 8y ago
  Yeah I guess the number of total "events" can be pretty small. Just amazing that to me something that would seem totally out of place at work or seem "crazy" to have happen... a lot of people experience in the same workplaces I'm in.
  • dreamling 8y ago
    and then you carry the possibility of more possible events with you into every interaction. You have to become hyper-vigilant for even average workdays. The 'event' is more than the time it takes to happen, it colors the rest of your interactions with a company. (Do the other people know? do they condone? Who is safe? if the initial event was minor, will that person escalate?) exhausting.
  • itronitron 8y ago
    this is both a reason for and against working at the same company as your spouse/partner, you get to hear all the fucked up shit going on in another part of the organization