Monday, October 30, 2017
While everyone is talking about sexual harassment
Men are not the only ones guilty of sexual harassment. Women do it as well.
I have a non-fraternization policy for myself. That means that I do not date women that I work with. It also means that I do not socialize with any co-workers outside of the workplace. (I am straight so I do not date men ever.)
When I state at work that I do not date women that I work with and the women either know this, or there is a pretty reasonable expectation that they do because of all the gossiping, and they still try to get me to date women there, THAT IS SEXUAL HARASSMENT.
When I state in the work place that I am straight and/or that I do not date men ever and they try to get me to date men then that also constitutes sexual harassment. (Just because I did not capitalize it in the previous sentence does not mean that it is not as bad.)
The comments that I overhear made between co-workers concerning me having sex with other co-workers is both sexual harassment and a hostile work environment. Like "I think we found one that he......." the conversation trailed off when they saw that I was looking because I could hear them.
It is not going to happen and if I get proof on the harassment I will sue all companies involved off the face of the Earth.
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