Hedjd wrote:
docLorna wrote:
I can try,
flirting, touching, kissing, exposing oneself and so forth when you are in a position of power or authority. Work places are meant for work. If you absolutely need to engage in these manners at work, something is wrong with your life and should look into it because no one deserves to be on the sh!tty end of it.
OK thank you BUT those behaviors are they acceptable when not in a position of powe?. So no flirting at work? Makes sense but not really enforceable as flirting loosely defined is so ubiquitous.
I was talking about the Cuomo situation but those behaviours are never acceptable when/if they make someone uncomfortable. If the person does not reciprocate positively it means you’re stepping on top of the boundaries.
Example: your 23 yrs old daughter visits during the summer, it’s a hot day she’s on the deck sun tanning. You have a landscaper doing work in your yard and he won’t stop looking at her with flirty eyes and sticking his tongue out. It makes her uncomfortable enough that she spends the rest of the day inside. You ask her what’s wrong and she tells you.
Would you just tell her to get over it because it’s normal for a man to find a young woman beautiful or would you walk out and tell that creep what you think of him?
People in position of power(men in this instance) know what boundaries are and when to stop or what not to do. They chose to ignore it. We HAVE to normalize speaking up and not be treated like we are in the wrong to start with.
Does that explain?