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Originally Posted by MarchHare
So by your own admission an attractive woman at a co-ed gym will be harassed every 10-15 seconds because ogling is harassment! Have none of you ever had to take a mandatory workplace sensitivity training course?
http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/policy-prev...ual-harassment
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The gym is not a workplace and women choose to wear revealing clothing on their own freewill, you don't decide where my eyes go in public. If a women chooses to show her butt and wear a shirt that barely holds in her chest it's not really harassment, she'd be chastised for wearing it at work so how can you chastise people for looking at women that choose to wear revealing clothing? I don't walk around in a speedo and get pissed off if people stare, that's silly.
Some serious over sensitivity and misplaced political correctness. Wearing revealing clothing around a bunch of men exercising and acting dismayed at being looked at is ridiculous. Go to Curves if it's that much of an issue, it's not against the law to look at women wearing revealing clothing in public. Just because men look doesn't mean their going to harass her, it's unreasonable to ask men not to stare at the one thing that drives their brain the most when flaunting it around.