Why male victim of female harassment are always ingonred?

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one of my friend is usually being touched inappropriately by his female colleague, he feels uncomfortable and confront her about it but she’s taking it lightly despite knowns that he’s not feeling okay at all. when he reported it to HR department they brushed off it and didn’t take it seriously same thing happened when he discussed it with colleagues they brushed it off and laughed while she’s still doing it. He’s afraid that if he will do something more against it this thing might backfire against him because if she wants she can easily play victim card.

From india

Comments

  1. cuddledoctor Avatar

    Call corporate. They’ll fire the HR person who didnt take it seriously

  2. jarreddit123 Avatar

    Outdated cultural norms and biases.

  3. jenny_loggins_ Avatar

    Because people have been conditioned to believe men always want it and are grateful for any attention from women. It’s fucked.

  4. 0ut_0f_st0ck Avatar

    The Male/Female power balance is kind of like anti-white racism. It exists, but does it matter?

  5. Fantastic_Low_1537 Avatar

    Because men are stronger then women.

    If they dont want to be harassed, they have the power to stop women from harassing them.

    As simple as that.

  6. M-rtinez Avatar

    Years and years of stereotyping and conditioning.

  7. ergoegthatis Avatar

    Real men don’t feel threatened by this. Man up.

  8. TacSemaj Avatar

    Nobody cares about any of men’s struggles or suffering. We’re supposed to suck it up, carry it, not be a burden, and provide.

  9. Efficient-Log8009 Avatar

    Not trendy yet. We’ll get there.

  10. MadeinResita Avatar

    The Duluth model, aka the man is ALWAYS the aggressor. That’s why 

  11. Remarkable_Ad4046 Avatar

    Had women touch me without permission a couple of times as well. I would say the issue is they were never a threat though. And that makes a difference to alot of people socially

  12. FlameStaag Avatar

    Breh maybe spend more than 4 seconds on you title lol 

  13. Perfect-Common7879 Avatar

    “Always” is too strong a word here. Case in point,– Johnny Depp and Amber Turd.

    However, reality is that, the vast majority of the time, women are the victims in domestic violence cases, and that bias often spills over into how harassment is viewed.

    But the same rules apply to your friend as they would to anyone: if he’s being harassed, it’s important to document everything and gather evidence. These situations usually boil down to ‘he said, she said,’ and without proof, victims often aren’t believed.

    Also—no one listens, until the right person does. Then it’s a whole other ballgame.

  14. Mr_Ashhole Avatar

    Bc in the grans scheme of things it doesn’t lower our status much. (It’s the microaggressions that hurt us.)

  15. PeachBolt Avatar

    the system goes deeper than what you think bro

    its not just favoring them in harassments or divorce or social media contents its so much more

    but the reasons are better left untold because then ill be stepping on toes that are stepping on the world

  16. paperhammers Avatar

    Most men receive little to no female attention to the point that unwanted female attention is coveted. Next time you see a news article about a female teacher raping a boy, count how many creeps chime in with “wHeRe WeRe ThEsE tEaChErS wHeN i WaS a KiD?!”