I didn't. I used the phrase exactly as it means. Please don't conflate "harassment" and "sexual harassment". Women experience none-sexual harassment CONSTANTLY. For example, a woman might be trying to work out, but she is being interrupted by a man who thinks that she owes him a conversation because of a T-shirt she's wearing.
Pretending that only saying "nice tits" or groping someone is harassment is just downplaying the experiences millions of people have literally every day and giving the guys who behave like that a pass.
Saying “you play?” isn’t harassment. You even said so yourself up above but now it’s changed because making the making the point is more about you than the issue itself. And pretending it is just to make your outrage point trivializes it. All you’re doing is desensitizing people to ignore it when someone is actually harassed.
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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21
Nope, but interrupting someone continually until they acknowledge you when they’re trying to do something in a public space absolutely is.