Originally Posted by
Michael Watkins
Eh. I hear dirtier stuff than that at work from men and women (I work in a corporate environment). Not sure why you said something to them. You probably made yourself a target for a false allegation. It's less about gender and more about knowing where individual boundaries lie. If a guy reports sexual harassment, the supervisor is required to act. It's not the 80s any more.
P.S. Anectdotely I've seen more of women harassing men and gay males harassing men than the reverse. But I'm, of course, not drawing any larger conclusions from that personal experience. and I'm not even sure that I could define harassment. Is it any unwanted attention or only continued unwanted attention?