>> One of the issues with historic cases is that expectations change over time,
>> and to take things to the extreme, it was not that long ago that women were
>> seen as chattels of men. I'm not saying what might have gone was right, just
>> that it was happening a lot at the time involved.Everyone was a lot younger,
>> and mor foolish. Sometimes, victims convince themselves it is wrong now so
>> it was wrong then, but not as wrong if you get my drift.
>> Even rolf had groupies.
>> Brian
>>
>
>Let's say you are at work and a senior work colleague (male) suddenly
>kisses you on the lips and tries to put his hand down your trousers. >
>You are of course perfectly within your rights to see it as a clumsy
>attempt at seduction, maybe even flattering, and to dismiss it from your
>mind because you don't believe he'll ever try it again.
>
>And you are also within your rights to complain to management.
or to thump him/her