“I would say I go about it mediocre-ish… Like i don’t really think about it. It’s like just so normal. I probably don’t even recognize when it happens.”
“I keep women aware from, like, dangers. (when asked from a victim perspective) I would probably tell them to back off or report it to someone.”
“Jeez, I haven’t really thought of that but I see it all the time, a bunch of that stuff over facebook and social media. I am well aware of it and I try to stay away from it.”
“I guess like in the workplace and also anywhere else you want to make sure that women have a voice. Don’t make it something that’s frowned upon if they want to talk about something make everything open. If you see something say something if you think something is bad tell someone else about it, tell a higher up supervisor about it. Like if you see someone getting harrassed and they’re not getting attention about it, talk to them see if you can help them or get them to talk to someone.”
“Sexual harassment starts with teaching boys at a young age that “no means no”. Even if its giving a friend a hug or taking a toy because the phrase “boys will be boys” gives them a lot of wiggle room for all of those things. Some people just say, “Oh, he just harassed her because he likes her so it’s ok”.”
“I don’t really see any type of sexual harassment. I don’t want to say I don’t go to any lengths at all but I have never witnessed it. If I were to witness it I would definitely do something to intervene and stop it. I would make sure that he stops what he’s doing and make sure that the girl is okay and that the situation is handled.”
“I think it’s about being respectful and knowing boundaries, real basic human interaction skills. To avoid putting yourself in situations that can be deemed dangerous.”