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I don't see the problem anyways, most girls wear things showing off most their butt cheeks and half of their cooter anyways. Then they get mad when something like this happens c'mon really? BTW no matter what you try to say to make yourself feel better about your clothes, they still make you look whoreish;)
First off, "most girls" doesn't necessarily mean "this girl". You have no idea how she dresses. Second, I don't know where you live, but here in reality most women don't walk around with their butts cheeks and vaginas exposed. That's illegal. Finally, who the **** cares how any woman who's harassed/molested/assaulted is dressed? She could have been wearing a thong bikini or wearing a nun's habit, that doesn't give anyone the right to her body. What constitutes "whoreish" or "slutty" clothing is entirely subjective and varies from person to person, so you can't place the blame for sexual harassment on clothing. Besides, I've been harassed by men before while completely bundled up in boots/scarves/gloves/bulky winter coats when I have no skin showing - how provocatively you dress has nothing to do with some men's inappropriate behaviour. It's pretty ****** up if you "don't see the problem" with women having to deal with sexual harassment in public spaces.
#131 You sound like a troll but I'm afraid you were being genuine writing that. Well, troll anyway.
It was a big deal. You were violated and it's completely within your rights to seek legal help in such a situation. You should contact a lawyer to see if it's possible to get your job back or sue.
wow... and people wonder why women put up with sexual harassment?! here's why: they're afraid to stand up for themselves because their dumbass boss will fire them and think it's no big deal! so, you get to choose to have either your integrity or your job, not both... FYL for sure!!
Bet ya your boss is a creeper too... thats why he flipped out o_0
Hollaback, girl!! That dude is a creep. Way to stand up for yourself!
u can press charges for that, it falls under unlawfully firing without presidence or something like that. what am I? Ur attorney? look it up!
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Lawsuit for wrongful termination!!!
your boss probably wanted the pics too.