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Coworker Keeps Sexually Harassing This Woman, So She Gets The Best Revenge Ever
Sexual harassment is in the spotlight at the moment, with women all over the world finding the courage to stand up for themselves and speak out against something that has been tolerated for way too long.
With high profile movements such as the #metoo campaign, as well as a raft of high profile people now being named and shamed for past inappropriate behaviours, there has never been more moral support for women who feel violated to fight back. And now, thanks to this woman’s story shared on Reddit, there is a new weapon against unwanted advances: revenge farts.
“It was MY way of using my ass as a weapon. A weapon against him,” she explained about the incident, which occurred soon after her colleague, Ted, had ‘accidently’ groped her. “I think more women should just do it. Who cares if it’s not feminine? It’s not gentlemanly but accepted to be groped. Why not have men fear the ass?”
Scroll down below to see how the episode unfolded. Is this an acceptable or effective way to deal with a creep who won’t stop inappropriately touching female colleagues? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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“It was MY way of using my ass as a weapon. A weapon against him”
People were largely supportive of the woman’s response to sexual harassment
Is this an acceptable way to deal with a creep who won’t stop inappropriately touching female colleagues? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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Hans 7 years ago
Well, the sad component is that it seems like several harassed people would not or could not raise their voices. And with five women as victims, surely more people must have witnessed something. We do not need revenge, we need a culture where everyone is entitled a life free of harassment.
A Ghost 7 years ago
We need to form a culture that teaches young kids that yes means yes and no means no while also teaching that they can always walk away, tell someone else or call it off.
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Mary Horvath 7 years ago
I so wish I could fart on demand. There are so many instances where it would have been an appropriate and perfect response
Pamela24 7 years ago
I think doing the noise with your mouth would be sufficient. My problem is that whenever something like this happens to me, I tend to freeze.
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Ana T. 7 years ago
what makes men think that they are entitled to pinch you in the a*s or make their hands go near your breast??? that is why i support the #metoo movement because they are men that think this is ok , that is not bad and they go away with not consequences then they scale to abuse power .
Randy Allos 7 years ago
Please don't generalize. "Men" don't think they are entitled to harass women, a small percentage of men who are losers do. By characterizing *all* men as predators, feminists are actually antagonizing the normal men.
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Sori 7 years ago
A "natural" body reaction (passing gas) is more acceptable than a slap. Its sad, but a slap would be considered an aggressive action.
Monilip 7 years ago
It depends of culture. In my country (Poland) if man is does something inappropriate towards woman, woman has every right to slap him in the face. It's not consider aggressive action by anyone. It simple action-reaction. Man does something inappropriate (vulgar joke, immoral proposition, unwanted touching, etc) he gets slap in the face. He deserved it.
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Alusair Alustriel 7 years ago
As much as the idea was great, I think that no woman-man should be forced to introduce any kind of revenge - sexual harassement should not have place in 21st century.
BusLady 7 years ago
It's unique! LOL. I had a male supervisor who kept doing this to me. If I had complained, no one would have believed me. The owner thought he was so great. This was years ago, but this behaviour is still happening, and women are afraid of retaliation. Too often, THEIR supervisors are "overlooking" it. BTW, the owner was a woman!
Kimberly Robinson 7 years ago
I'm glad it worked out for her and the guy got fired. On top of being unprofessional and a predator, it just goes to show that this guy isn't the brightest bulb in the lamp store. He should have never admitted that he touched her with any intent. "It was a joke" isn't an acceptable excuse. "I tripped" or "It was an accident" is what you say and you keep saying it: deny, deny, deny. Has this man learned nothing from our role models in Washington? (Sarcasm.) Unless he learns exactly why his behavior was wrong, he'll probably carry it over into the next job and the next. And, within a lot of industries, people all know one another, so his reputation could be ruined and he will have deserved it.
Kevin Donegan 7 years ago
The moral of the story is not to fart on your harasser ... rather to expose his abuse. Even the story above says she was the fifth one to come to the boss who finally took action.
Hans 7 years ago
Well, the sad component is that it seems like several harassed people would not or could not raise their voices. And with five women as victims, surely more people must have witnessed something. We do not need revenge, we need a culture where everyone is entitled a life free of harassment.
A Ghost 7 years ago
We need to form a culture that teaches young kids that yes means yes and no means no while also teaching that they can always walk away, tell someone else or call it off.
Load More Replies... Mary Horvath 7 years ago
I so wish I could fart on demand. There are so many instances where it would have been an appropriate and perfect response
Pamela24 7 years ago
I think doing the noise with your mouth would be sufficient. My problem is that whenever something like this happens to me, I tend to freeze.
Load More Replies... Ana T. 7 years ago
what makes men think that they are entitled to pinch you in the a*s or make their hands go near your breast??? that is why i support the #metoo movement because they are men that think this is ok , that is not bad and they go away with not consequences then they scale to abuse power .
Randy Allos 7 years ago
Please don't generalize. "Men" don't think they are entitled to harass women, a small percentage of men who are losers do. By characterizing *all* men as predators, feminists are actually antagonizing the normal men.
Load More Replies... Sori 7 years ago
A "natural" body reaction (passing gas) is more acceptable than a slap. Its sad, but a slap would be considered an aggressive action.
Monilip 7 years ago
It depends of culture. In my country (Poland) if man is does something inappropriate towards woman, woman has every right to slap him in the face. It's not consider aggressive action by anyone. It simple action-reaction. Man does something inappropriate (vulgar joke, immoral proposition, unwanted touching, etc) he gets slap in the face. He deserved it.
Load More Replies... Alusair Alustriel 7 years ago
As much as the idea was great, I think that no woman-man should be forced to introduce any kind of revenge - sexual harassement should not have place in 21st century.
BusLady 7 years ago
It's unique! LOL. I had a male supervisor who kept doing this to me. If I had complained, no one would have believed me. The owner thought he was so great. This was years ago, but this behaviour is still happening, and women are afraid of retaliation. Too often, THEIR supervisors are "overlooking" it. BTW, the owner was a woman!
Kimberly Robinson 7 years ago
I'm glad it worked out for her and the guy got fired. On top of being unprofessional and a predator, it just goes to show that this guy isn't the brightest bulb in the lamp store. He should have never admitted that he touched her with any intent. "It was a joke" isn't an acceptable excuse. "I tripped" or "It was an accident" is what you say and you keep saying it: deny, deny, deny. Has this man learned nothing from our role models in Washington? (Sarcasm.) Unless he learns exactly why his behavior was wrong, he'll probably carry it over into the next job and the next. And, within a lot of industries, people all know one another, so his reputation could be ruined and he will have deserved it.
Kevin Donegan 7 years ago
The moral of the story is not to fart on your harasser ... rather to expose his abuse. Even the story above says she was the fifth one to come to the boss who finally took action.
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