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Citing article: > there are no unwanted advances Could you explain, what exactly is wrong with it?
by deely3 4y ago
Citing article:
> there are no unwanted advances
Could you explain, what exactly is wrong with it?
- quickthrower2 4y agoI am not sure I believe that there are no unwanted advances because of, well everything else said and that the post even exists.
- TheHappyOddish 4y agoYou appear to be deciding what parts of the post are true and false based on.. I'm unsure what. Some sort of personal bias? I'm unsure why you feel everything else the professor says is true except the parts that don't align with your foregone conclusion.
- ausbah 4y agonothing strikes you as creepy or off putting about a non-insignificant number of people entering a class for the sole purpose of trying to find a partner? not incidental flirting or relationship that might occur from taking a class to learn or because of a requirement, but only to find a partner >there are no unwanted advances considering how underreported sexual harassment and assault is in America (for all genders), especially at the college level, I'm not inclined to believe this