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Reply to "Is the line between "courtship" and harassment really that blurry?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Disclaimer: I'm a guy who has been married for 20 years. I don't think I've flirted with anyone but my wife since then. (I was never that good at flirting.) Some of the male response to the recent wave of harassment news has been to complain that innocent attempts to flirt or strike up a romance will get them fired for harassment. Is the line really that ambiguous? Step one would seem to be just not to pursue romance at work. But, I guess for some that might be unrealistic - work might be the only place they interact with other people. Step two, if you are going to pursue romance at work, don't pursue a subordinate. Step three, be polite and take no for an answer. Am I oversimplifying? [/quote] The answer is to return to the traditional matchmaker practice. That will eliminate all speculations.[/quote]
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