I would say first off, it could depend on your age as to what you should do. However, so not do nothing. You need to take a stand. When the "me too" thing came around in facebook, I replied - MeToo. I am a male. It was 30 yearsago. Don't let it continue. Scream, Get up and leave the room or whatever, just get someone else's attention if he does it again.
Well thank you Nikki, I will work on something better than a "kinda". But seriously, I detest people who feel they have a "right" to prey on innocent and weak. As stated above I myself, 30 years ago I was a victim as well, while in the Navy. I never got any sort of justice. I felt my words were swept under a rug. I know how do many women feel and mean when they say "no". For so long I felt worthless, it was my fault, etc. those same feelings that women and young ladies convey.
I try and mention it since it does make it easier to talk about. I dealt with depression, not being able to hold jobs, drug use to numb the crap I felt. But thank you for your kindness. When the other person and I brought it up to other supervisors, we were told "He's being transferred in 2 weeks". So I guess sending him in to another location to continue doing shit to others was the Navy's idea of justice for Mary and myself. (Mary was the female he did it to also)
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I would say first off, it could depend on your age as to what you should do. However, so not do nothing. You need to take a stand. When the "me too" thing came around in facebook, I replied - MeToo. I am a male. It was 30 yearsago. Don't let it continue. Scream, Get up and leave the room or whatever, just get someone else's attention if he does it again.
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I kinda respect what you say.
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Well thank you Nikki, I will work on something better than a "kinda". But seriously, I detest people who feel they have a "right" to prey on innocent and weak. As stated above I myself, 30 years ago I was a victim as well, while in the Navy. I never got any sort of justice. I felt my words were swept under a rug. I know how do many women feel and mean when they say "no". For so long I felt worthless, it was my fault, etc. those same feelings that women and young ladies convey.
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I am really sorry that happened to you.
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I try and mention it since it does make it easier to talk about. I dealt with depression, not being able to hold jobs, drug use to numb the crap I felt. But thank you for your kindness. When the other person and I brought it up to other supervisors, we were told "He's being transferred in 2 weeks". So I guess sending him in to another location to continue doing shit to others was the Navy's idea of justice for Mary and myself. (Mary was the female he did it to also)