The values of men and women are very different.
Men are stared at: I'm so attractive!
Women are stared at: I'm going to be in danger!
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On April 25, in Tianjin Metro Line 4, a woman was stared at by a strange man for a long time, and the woman felt that she was threatened by her safety and called the police. In the same location, more than one woman was "infatuatedly stared" by the man.
However, in this case, netizens are on both sides, both supporting girls and fighting for men, but most of them seem to disapprove of this lady's approach.
Is it true that everyone is breaking the law?
People just look at the beauty and don't break the law, why call the police?
Will I have to walk with my head down in the future?
I'm afraid that if I'm not careful, I'll be sued in court~
So this girl has been taking pictures of others and posting them on the Internet, is it also a violation of other people's privacy?
Usually kindly tells you to wear more clothes and not be too revealing, but you don't seem to like my suggestion.
The handsome one is called "appreciation", and the ugly one is called "harassment".
Or when facing foreigners, it is also a completely different attitude~
Now, I'm afraid I won't be able to take the subway in the future!
However, there are also those who support girls:
If it's a compliment, that's fine, but it's easy to tell the difference between harassment and compliment.
For male friends, they definitely don't want their girlfriends and wives to be stared at by strange men.
For girls, they always have to protect themselves as much as possible when they are outside.
But I think your call is a bit extreme.
So is staring sexual harassment?
In most cases, the gaze itself is not considered sexual harassment,
However, the specifics depend on a variety of factors, including the how, how often, and when the gaze is made, as well as the feelings of the person being gazed.
If the gaze is considered provocative, intimidating, or upsetting, or as part of an act of sexual harassment, then it may be considered sexual harassment.
In many places, the definition of sexual harassment has been clearly defined, including the legal one, often including conduct of a nature or sexual nature towards an individual, and gaze may be included in this category.
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[Men are stared at: I'm so attractive!]
Women are stared at: I'm going to be in danger!]
I think this phenomenon is just the difference in thinking between men and women, and I can't talk about who is right and who is wrong.