Creepers? Sexual harassment? Options

[Tung]

So this morning when I took the public University buses to school, I sat in front of a man I'm guessing in his mid 40's. So he seem like the typical regular man you know. So then the next stop the bus makes, a whole bunch of people came on, and there was this white girl who sat next to him. The first thing when she sat down besides him, the man next to her, his eyes WIDEN. He kept staring at her the entire bus ride, more particular at her breast. I felt so sorry for the girl. I look at the girl's face, and she had the most uncomfortable look ever. Good thing, the man's stop was the next down, and he left. After he left, I said "Dude, did you see that man next to you? He kept staring at you" She goes like "I KNOW! I'm like why did I sit here?!" And we just laughed about it.

So I'm wondering, does this in any way constitute as sexual harassment in any way. Because wouldn't harassment follow the underline definition of making someone feel uncomfortable? I don't know. What do you guys think. I mean, in our work place, you should never make any of your coworkers feel uncomfortable, and if you do, it consitutes as harassment.

[*Kristov*]

Lets get the full story. What was she wearing? This is just my first semester and I'm seeing a lot of tatas almost hanging out, as if they were saying "look at me! im hanging out! whats up yo!?" I'm sure that wasn't the case with the young lady on the bus though. Why didn't she say something, or you say something? I'm like that. I would have actually said "Whats up man, nice scenery today huh?" At that time he would have realized he was staring. Sometimes they don't even know. {{Hypnotic Breasts}}

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{{Hypnotic Breasts}}

Women don't seem to understand that breasts are enticing. It's not a lack of respect for a man to stare a woman's breasts, it's just that we don't posess the weaponry to defend ourselves against psychological warfare.