Geez... people speak so harshly to you here.. I imagine it's difficult everywhere to prove sexual harrassment. I mean no means no, but I think sometimes people send mixed signals until it gets to the point of uncomfortable. Where does flirting end and harrassment begin, I assume the lines are blurry. When I was working in NYC, the company was so twisted, everybody sleeping with everybody. My CFO was sleeping with his assistant. But it was mutual. I was assistant to the director of operations. We flirted a lot. We would drink too much at company functions. He would pay for my cab rides, we would share cabs, etc.. long story short, i ended up performing oral sex on him a few times. But again, it was mutual. He didnt hold anything over my head. Though, i did get a raise and he and the cfo offered me lots of money to stay when i was planning on moving back to va. But i happened to be an amazingly hard worker and great at my job. Get it, my job? Haha just kidding. Anyway, I think unless there is a genuine attraction, it's mostly about power, like any sexual assault. At least people think you have a nice rack. (I hate the t word) My cleavage has helped me in many situations. Boobs are very helpful.
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Date: 2015-02-05 09:07 pm (UTC)