I don't think you can quite call sexual harassment just a case of someone treating someone the way they would want to be treated.

No one wants UNWANTED sexual advances.

Same with the extroverted example. Even an extrovert should understand when anybody just doesn't want to be bothered.

Even still. The extroverted/introverted examples aren't really moral questions.



>Sexual harassment on the job... everyone doesn't
>joke like you do.
>An extrovert walking up chattering away to an introvert
>who's sitting alone... or an introvert giving their
>extrovert partner space when they're upset.
>
>None of those situations work out well, because the
>person doesn't want what you'd want in the same situation.
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