Yes. As a college student working in restaurants and country clubs I was groped by customers/members on multiple occasions. Some women are just plain crazy.
I would consider that sexual assault unless you gave actual or implied consent or encouraged it in any way or didn't mind it or decided you would tolerate it in return for bigger tips or whatever. Assault is definitely a different animal from harassment though.
For myself, I am at an age now that harassment is not a problem as I don't consider it at all insulting to be referred to as honey, sweetie, missy, little lady, pretty lady, etc.
Nor did I mind that when I was younger as I would just turn the tables and give as good as I got. I also didn't consider it harassment if a male coworker, even a boss, asked me out or even propositioned me--at the time I was in a relationship and just politely declined and that was that. If our male coworkers tried to get our goats by posting provocative female photos/posters in plain sight, we girls just waited until they were out of the room and used crayons or markers to 'dress' the naked or near naked ladies and then were the models of innocence. The creepy guy who made me uncomfortable was simply avoided and was the butt of jokes during coffee breaks or over lunch.
But by modern definitions, yes I was subject to a lot of sexual misconduct as a young woman. The difference between then and now is I didn't consider it sexual misconduct because I intuitively knew that men and women are attracted to each other and considered that attraction to be a normal thing and not a criminal offense. And yes, there is often a lot of discussion, joking around, bragging, and provocative imagery thrown around when a bunch of young women are talking about guys and I'm sure the guys do that too.
I think women do other women no favor when they go after these huge settlements for 'sexual harassment' as it is far too easy for the unscrupulous to use that kind of climate unethically for personal gain. Especially when they are just itching for any reason to accuse a guy. And I think that is happening a lot now. And the net result is less opportunity for women because men will hesitate to hire women for anything other than benign group environments out of fear of predatory women suing them for sexual harassment.
And I think it is patently absurd that women spend a fortune on clothes, accessories, hair, makeup, manicures, etc. to be as attractive and appealing as possible and then are offended if a guy at work responds to that.
But unsolicited groping or other touching constituting sexual assault should receive a very sharp and emphatic angry response. And if repeated should be dealt with appropriately including reporting the offender. And rape or attempted rape is a criminal offense and should be dealt with as a criminal offense.