Hmm?

[SmokethatGreen]

Every Sexual Harassment training I’ve taken, men are always the aggressor, WHY?

 

[americanwoman]

Every Sexual Harassment training I’ve taken, men are always the aggressor, WHY?

The ones I've taken had a woman as an aggressor too.

My experience cancels yours out.

End of thread.

 

[DH Kirkwood]

Every Sexual Harassment training I’ve taken, men are always the aggressor, WHY?

So . . . is this a discussion about the way these videos represent things, or how things are? This is the problem with OPs that are so short and vague . . . I actually have absolutely no idea as to what point you're trying to make. I don't know whether or not you think there should be more diversity in the representation of aggresors, or if you're implying that the way these videos portray things is indicative of reality.

I don't see the videos as being demonstrative of anything in reality, just to get that out of the way. I do think instances of males should be sexually harrased should be represented, because it's happened to me and we need to apply the same standards across the board, but I assume that this is a problem that happens far more to women, given things like rape statistics, and how slow society is to change.

 

[maquiscat]

The ones I've taken had a woman as an aggressor too.

My experience cancels yours out.

End of thread.

I would love to see more of that. Sadly, you seem to have a rare program that more accurately reflects reality.

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[SmokethatGreen]

The ones I've taken had a woman as an aggressor too.

My experience cancels yours out.

End of thread.

You ever try and tell a woman she’s at fault

 

[americanwoman]

You ever try and tell a woman she’s at fault

Yes, why shouldn't I?

 

[Deuce]

Every Sexual Harassment training I’ve taken, men are always the aggressor, WHY?

False. You only paid attention to the parts with the men as aggressor.

 

[zyzygy]

You ever try and tell a woman she’s at fault

Yes, often.