Did your co-worker claim that you made him feel unsafe at work or did he claim that your presence at work triggered him? Did he cite a culture of sexual harassment at the workplace, or accused you of being creepy without making any specific allegations? Did this all happen after #metoo? If the answer is no, that’s the…

You are right. Women would never report false claims of sexual harassment/assault. Never! No chance!

How do you not understand that my initial comment was a reply to a comment talking specifically about flirting and ‘flirty vibes’ at the workplace among other places? Why are you so dishonest to say, that I wouldn’t even work to women? I never said that. Fuck you, btw!

I’ve answered that question again and again on that thread.

For the same reasons that a straight woman wouldn’t be reported by another woman for sexual harassment.

That’s not what I said, you liar.

I’m a straight man, so being accused of making another man feel uncomfortable isn’t a thing I really have to worry about, but a man claiming that another woman made him uncomfortable is almost unheard of, for the reasons I’ve mentioned before.

Just read the original comment I’ve replied to, you dumbass!

I’m not complaining but merely explaining why I do not seek any personal relationships with female co-workers and I get constantly blasted for it in this forum.

None of this is true where I’m from. Sorry, it’s a big world.

“I’m a 42 yo dude drowning in 20something pussy since I got on Tinder” wouldn’t go over that well on jezebel, I suppose.

Unlike Hillary, who wanted to make this about ‘the people’? Show me any presidential candidate who isn’t in it to win it for himself (or herself)? Politics is a show of big and even bigger egos.

When you’re the one initiating a flirting attempt, you can never be sure of the reaction. The reaction shows you whether you should proceed or not.

Oh, I should have added a disclaimer, for the obnoxiously dumb: #notallwomen

Yes, show me the man who publicly claims, to his employer and his co-workers, that the attention of a woman has made him uncomfortable. Unless this woman tried to rape him on the conference table in front of the whole office, this poor shlub would be the butt of all jokes for the rest of his life. He would be called a…

If a woman outside the workplace accuses a man of a crime, she has to follow legal procedures. Getting interviewed by the authorities and questioned under oath in a court of law with the potential risk of perjuring yourself makes it a lot less likely for anyone to toss out baseless accusations, if there might be…

I know that you’re trolling, but I’ll bite. Bonding includes a certain level of familiarity, personal conversations, time spend outside the office etc. All this is good and well until a friendly relationship turns sour (it happens sometimes sparky!). Then it can become a liabilty for a man and a chance for a woman to…

Hey stupid! I was talking about military combat, not nurses and physicians. You admitted that the story was fake since the all female army unit was an all male army unit in reality. So this was a fairytale about female heroism to serve a certain agenda. How about rewriting the events of 9/11? Let’s make a movie where…

In your world, all people have the same comfort level. Lucky you!

Isn’t that what you should do, according to Madeline Albright? With her past as a big tobacco lawyer and an NRA darling she still feels authentic to you?