Thing is, in your example when the woman tried to kiss you...when you said you were taken, did she back off, or did she jump all over you and refuse to take no for an answer?
That's the real difference here. Most folks who do throw out a line or make an advance have enough common sense to realize no means no. It's the ones who keep going after the 'no' who are the problem.
1) Yeah, she backed off, but what is worse? Kissing somebody that is not expecting or saying dirty things to that person? Both are not appropriate, but physical harassment will be looked as a more serious thing because it's an action rather than words.
2) I agree, but in Lee's case, unless someone was a witness, we have no idea of what really happened, how far did he go and if he kept trying. Anyone who will take anything that is said through medias at face value is pretty naive. In the end, we will never know the exact truth, unless there was some kind of video.
I have to disagree here. Anyone in a gay pride parade is not anymore deserving of unsolicited sexual advances.
That’s one guy right there who fully took advantage of his popularity... I followed the story and have zero sympathy for him. The same goes for dirt bag Gilbert Rozon and everyone else falling in that category.
1) What do you mean "anymore"? They were deserving before? I never said it was rightful or anything, but that's the society we live in. I find that LGBT people are usually more "open minded" and some will thrive for the "dirty flirting". In the end, I think it's up to them to decide what is acceptable or not.
2) I know somebody who was training in the same gym as Salvail and apparently he was a harassment machine, but yeah kind of acted like his social status would always protect him. He went too far with it and some people finally had enough.
Even more embarrassing of an off-season when you’re signings aren’t exactly good too.
What do you mean? There has been ZERO NHL signings, it can't be good or not good.
