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5 Reasons Men Are Reluctant to Get on the Sexual Harassment Bandwagon
This is not a bad thing. Let me repeat that: this is not a bad thing. Exposing abuse to sunlight is the best way to stop it. Moreover, if we didn’t have a prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, I’d be okay with rapists being impaled on a sharp stick. Using a position of power to pressure a woman into sex or more creepily, into watching you do vile things to a potted plant is gross and criminal. That being said, a lot of men are leery of the glut of accusations going on right now. This is something a lot of men think, but don’t want to say because they’re afraid they’ll catch flak over it. However, if you are a man, there are things that catch your attention about this wave of sexual harassment complaints that the opposite gender may not initially think about... 1. We keep defining sexual harassment down: 2. Sexual harassment is often dependent on the feelings the woman involved has about the man doing it: 3. Men have to be the pursuers: 4. Many women do lie about rape and sexual harassment: 5. The latest round of complaints about sexual harassment are shot through with man-hating: Posted by: Besoeker 2017-11-04 |
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