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Looking out of your league is an universal human right; no one should be arbitrarily punished because they asked out someone who was offended by the attention o
by yholio 5y ago
Looking out of your league is an universal human right; no one should be arbitrarily punished because they asked out someone who was offended by the attention of an unattractive person.
This is common sense social interaction, the state and society should be involved if someone is victimized, for example if the advances continue even after a clear and unambiguous rejection.
- gexla 5y ago> Looking out of your league is an universal human right; no one should be arbitrarily punished because they asked out someone who was offended by the attention of an unattractive person I think you misunderstood me. I was referring to this part. > How are the legions of thirsty lames, who aren't attractive enough to compete in the top-tier of men on Tinder/Bumble/Instagram, supposed to find companionship If you're not attractive and not getting dates, then maybe you need to open up your field so that you're giving yourself more options. I didn't say anything about punishment. Though people absolutely not be hitting on others at work. There's a HUGE difference between hitting on people at work and on the street. People who are at work have nowhere to run. You can disappear from others when you're on the street. People must have an escape. I even have options on social media if someone is stalking me. But if I can't get HR to deal with issues at work, then where do I turn? I guess the answer is that you get stories appearing in the media.