 Missouri University says a man asking out a woman who's smaller than him could be SEXUAL HARASSMENTlifestyle | 208153 hits | Dec 28 11:46 pm | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  Mizzou officials made the claim as Jeremy Rowles (right) challenged them in a lawsuit surrounding his suspension in 2016 for the romantic proposal to his student dance instructor Annalise Breaux (left).Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I suppose since these idiots are trying to alter human genetics suit their political agenda, they probably figure they can also alter the comparative size of humans based on gender to ensure everyone is now the exact same size.
I weep for humanity because it's quite apparent, asteriod, earthquake, volcanic eruption, plague or any other natural disaster has nothing on these doomsday purveyors who, through their less than rational ideas are bound and determined to stop all procreation of the species.
The story makes clear he made repeated unwanted advances, she she asked him to stop and eventually resorted to avoiding him whenever she saw him.
Once again Daily Fail shows it can put up a dishonestl misleading headline and its readers won�t read the actual article.
The story makes clear he made repeated unwanted advances, she she asked him to stop and eventually resorted to avoiding him whenever she saw him.
The story makes it clear he made advances that weren't entirely rebuked, and when they were he sent a letter apologizing to her. If he's not socially adept (he is a doctoral student after all) he probably interpreted it as playing hard to get.
Once again Daily Fail shows it can put up a dishonestl misleading headline and its readers won�t read the actual article.
The story makes clear he made repeated unwanted advances, she she asked him to stop and eventually resorted to avoiding him whenever she saw him.
The story makes it clear he made advances that weren't entirely rebuked, and when they were he sent a letter apologizing to her. If he's not socially adept (he is a doctoral student after all) he probably interpreted it as playing hard to get.
There�s no such thing as �not entirely rebuked�. Anything that is not a definite yes is a definite rebuke.
That said, I�ll agree thay this is probably just a case of a well-intentioed socially awkward guy being unwittingly creepy but that doesn�t make it ok. Many of the anti-woman spree shooters started off this way also.
Once again Daily Fail shows it can put up a dishonestl misleading headline and its readers won�t read the actual article.
The story makes clear he made repeated unwanted advances, she she asked him to stop and eventually resorted to avoiding him whenever she saw him.
The story makes it clear he made advances that weren't entirely rebuked, and when they were he sent a letter apologizing to her. If he's not socially adept (he is a doctoral student after all) he probably interpreted it as playing hard to get.
There�s no such thing as �not entirely rebuked�. Anything that is not a definite yes is a definite rebuke. Not really. It should probably now be interpreted as such, just in case. However, if you think playing hard to get isn't a thing, you should count yourself lucky you haven't encountered that fucking mind game.
That said, I�ll agree thay this is probably just a case of a well-intentioed socially awkward guy being unwittingly creepy but that doesn�t make it ok. Many of the anti-woman spree shooters started off this way also.
Sure, know what's a good way to ensure he snaps? Fuck up his career and put him in a position where he has nothing to lose.
I guess this lady could�ve just gone to a yoga studio and wait to get gunned down as what happened just a few months ago and and as often happens but failing that what else is she to do?
As I understand it the guy was alleging racial abuse on the University for wanting to discipline him.
The size and sex claim was a counter that supposedly authorized the University to take action that was not centered on race.
The title of the article is accurate.
However he says she began avoiding him soon after and when he said a letter apologizing for being awkward about his 'sincere feelings' the matter was escalated.
She accused him of 'bizarre' behaviour.
Later the university accused him of exerting 'power or authority' to harass Breaux, in reference to his 'physical size'. They also accused him of using similar behavior with three other student employees who haven't spoken out against him.
When asked if authority meant hierarchical, Scroggs replied 'I didn't interpret it that way'.
Current assistant vice chancellor for civil rights and Title IX, Andy Hayes said in her deposition: 'I think there could be a feeling of that [abuse of "power"] just by the nature of your gender.'
Stuart complained to me this one time that a girl named Sarah was obsessed with him, she kept telling him she loved him, she wanted to marry him, and that she wanted to be the best wife ever for him.
I asked WTF was wrong with him because first, Sarah was and is a smoking hottie, and second, she was offering him what most guys want anyway.
Long story short, they've been married almost twenty years and they have four kids.
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I mention this because these days I hear too many younger people bitching that no one is interested in them yet they do everything they can to chase away anyone who would be interested in them.
The only women who get dates in Missouri are ex-Russian shotputters.
Lucky Missouri!