This isn't sexual harassment. The audience was just more interested in her cleavage than her topic. Ladies, if you wish to be taken seriously in a business environment, dress conservatively - the same advice goes for men as well. You will be treated according to how you choose to present yourself. If you opt to call attention to yourself with low cut blouses - or a tube top and hot pants - you will be treated with less respect. Do not expect the world to conform to your whims. Dress like a professional, be treated professionally. Dress like a *****...

#114--Who said the OP was dressed unprofessionally?? This happens alllllll the time, even when the woman is dressed COMPLETELY appropriately!! And, no, just because someone does have some cleavage, it doesn't mean that it is in ANY way okay for men to stare at her chest!

ive been through the same thing and it is sooooo annoying!!

#111 - I was about to say the same thing. I honestly don't care if men think they would be flattered by this stuff, some people don't like it (And astonishingly enough there are MEN who have gone to court about sexual harassment). That's like saying some people don't mind getting punched so it's okay to punch everyone. If the situation were something where the straight men here were giving a presentation and had a gay manager who taped the entire presentation zoomed in on their crotch, they would be disgusted and throw a fit, even if the manager were an unattractive female a good portion of them would be disgusted. The point is that the OP was put in a situation where someone, or some people, that she was not attracted to were distracted by her breasts. And, if it was the manager who zoomed in the tape on her breasts, that is unwanted sexual advances, which is exactly what sexual harassment is. People who say it is no big deal don't understand how sexual advances and sexual harassment can be annoying and sometimes hindering to a work or even personal environment (under certain circumstances). Although, I don't know why everyone assumes the OP is talking about sexual harassment, she is simply saying it is annoying that men take her boobs more seriously than her words. It is annoying and no woman deserves that, keep in mind, no girl asked to have boobs or even to be born a woman. As for those who say she must have been wearing something revealing, that is the reason so many rape cases never go anywhere. Saying someone was asking to be raped or sexually harassed by dressing or looking a certain way is the most ridiculous argument anyone can make. Granted, most women dress certain ways to get noticed, it doesn't mean they want to be harassed, assaulted or raped for it. It also goes to show the mentality that it must have been the OP's fault. There are a lot of women I see who have such large chests that they are very prominent even if they do cover them fully, so assuming that she had to be wearing something revealing is again very stupid, especially judging by the mentality that seems to be running around by some of the men here (sorry to those who were respectful).

OP, thats not a bad thing, it means you matter

#117-you said it! #118-you're an ass, go away.

"When one panda sticks his willy in another panda's ear that's sexual harassment and that makes me a sad panda." -Sexual Harassment Panda

#2 said it best. #117, i got tired of reading your wall of text, boobs certainly are more interesting than what you said.

Pics, or it didn't happen. Bear in mind, that you might be boring yet have amazing ****!

well at least he was paying attention to something :)