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You're digging yourself a hole by once again presuming that people who are involved in office romances are mostly likely to be in situations of sexual coercion.
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
You're digging yourself a hole by once again presuming that people who are involved in office romances are mostly likely to be in situations of sexual coercion.
This is not remotely the case.
Most office romances are just two people dating - and that's it.
It's the possibility that something might go awry that's problematic, not the situation itself.
Gates is not 'one example' - it's the norm.
Wherever you work, there are surely people dating/married to one another, it's almost normative.
- mikestew 8y agoYou're digging yourself a hole by once again presuming that people who are involved in office romances are mostly likely to be in situations of sexual coercion. I believe you've lost the thread of the conversation if you feel it involves just "office romances". We can part ways here.
- sonnyblarney 8y agoThe same applies to situations wherein one person might have rank over the other. It's common, and it does not imply some kind of harassment or coercion. That Andy Rubin may apparently be bad guy does not invalidate people's right to have such relationships, nor does it make them inherently immoral.