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I would've loved that! You sound so nice!
All the guys who think that what OP did was Not sexual harassment, ask yourselves this... Pretend that he had offered You a foot massage after you complained that your feet were sore. How would you feel? Creeped out? What if he was constantly complimenting you? "You look really good today", "Your haircut really suits you.", "Those trousers are a really good fit." They are just compliments. Nothing overtly sexual in them, is there? The problem with that kind of behavior in the workplace, is that there is nowhere for the victim to go to escape that behavior. That is why it's important to behave professionally in the workplace.
To quote Pulp Fiction: "Would you give ME a foot massage?" Which is to say: would you have offered the same kind of foot massages and commentary to the men in your workplace? If you wouldn't, then I guess it was sexual. And if anyone asked you to stop and you kept doing it, then it was harassment. So....
Your pic is ******* creepy
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Ouch, I'm really sorry. ): People take things too far these days.
Perhaps the male employees felt left out. Maybe at your next job, you should compliment their looks and offer them foot rubs, too. Think of this as a learning experience.