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This ADHD lesbian I work with makes me uncomfortable. She grabs/touches me too much, too overly friendly with me, keeps touching my personal stuff like grabbing my drinks, ect and tries to do these "cute quirky" things to me that annoy the piss out of me. If this was a man, it would be a sexual harassment case. I do my best to avoid her, but it's hard.
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HR for sure. Stick to the basics. Conduct is unprofessional, you don't feel safe coming in to work. No need to go into further detail, it's a workplace.
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My advice is to bend her over the conference room table, rip her pants off, and give her what she needs.
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Definitely go to HR. The men are probably afraid that they'll get shit if they do, 'that's misogyny and homophobia'. I would definitely set up a confidential meeting with HR and lay out what she's been doing and how it makes you feel. I'm not sure of the law there but I'm betting they will have to act.
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I don't know. I never really had to deal with this before, the men I worked with usually protected women. I only worked with one other lesbian before and she kept her boundaries.
I'm about to, it's getting too much. I'm afraid it will make me look like I'm overreacting.
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Dude
Sexual harassment can go both way in the work place, can't it?
Tell her to back tf off or report her
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Just close your eyes and think of a happy place.
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EW
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In all seriousness, go to HR, if they won't act, look to the EEOC and state authorities where applicable. Retaliation for lodging complaints is generally illegal in most states, but you'd want to talk to counsel about that if it goes that far.
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That would be in my husband's arms :3
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I'll start small, like tell her to stop touching me and my stuff, then if she won't get the hint I'll go to HR.
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@Red-Potato @Humpleupagus @Grumblesock @KiKi88 @MCMLXVIIOTG You’re well within your rights to go to HR already but handle it however you feel best. That’s a hostile work environment as they say, and queers have no sense of boundaries.