Do you agree that it's a thin line between sexually inviting and sexual harassment when men flirt with women?

Question

Especially an inexperienced male trying to flirt.

Answer 1

Yes. It's blurry as well as thin, especially with ill-intentioned women

Answer 2

There's a thin line between a lot of acceptable and unacceptable human behaviors and that often boils down to the sensitivities of those involved. One person's "aggressive sales tactics" might be another person's "unethical retail badgering". This is why it's so important to be able to read the emotions of the person you're speaking to. Lots of smiling and double entendre might be charming to some but then cross the line when the conversation veers from playful to predatory. 

Answer 3

I would imagine the gap between flirting and sexual harassment is very wide and only a moron would get the two mixed up.

Answer 4

you can flirt without bringing anything sexual into it.  Sexual harassment has nothing to do with flirting.  So no I don't agree and neither will the judge when you make this "flirting" your defense for sexual harassment charges.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

It's hard to distinguish between an affair and a hoax sometimes. Be care of your bottom half. It's not worth well to take a risk. Make sure to tell a real romance from a hoax. 

Answer 7

It's really not that thin.  Learn to read the room.  Only males who perform flirting AT a female like she's a piece of attractive furniture say **** like this.  Most normal adult males can read body language and intonation well when they want to because those are the same skills you use buying a car or negotiating a raise, it's just when there's a female involved some don't want to because they're already convinced that they "deserve" sexual attention from the object of their interest.

Answer 8

depends if your got a big one or an average one , how long you can keep it up ..never seen a satisfied lady file for harassment yet ..

Answer 9

The "thin line" is if it's wanted or not. So unless a man knows the woman is attracted to him it will be viewed as harassment by her.

Answer 10

It depends if I like how he looks or not.