Advice needed - falsely accused of sexual harrasment

Zandoni

I'd suggest you get a good legal advice and delete this thread.

If you are for real you will get no sympathy here, many people on this forum take great delight in kicking people when they are down.

dmg24

I want to know where he touched - boob, lady bits? Was it a brush, or a squeeze?

Oldernotwiser

dmg24 wrote: »

I want to know where he touched - boob, lady bits? Was it a brush, or a squeeze?

Don't forget, his hand moved. (Up and down, in time with the train?)

Sequeena

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

Don't forget, his hand moved. (Up and down, in time with the train?)

Yes it fell on a body part and moved in time with the train. What was he doing, sleeping with his arm in the air?

maninthestreet

Who goes to sleep with their hands in the air???

Sequeena

maninthestreet wrote: »

Who goes to sleep with their hands in the air???

No-one as far as I'm aware.

michaelvintner

pendulum wrote: »

Fun Fact
Men are 10 times more likely to accidentally touch up a woman than they are a man!

OP, you need a solicitor if your for real, but I think your having us on here!

I accidently touched up a man once, it was in a very nice pub in Soho and I mananged to get plenty of free drinks that night.

Great night, mind you I woke up in the morning next to a hairy builder named Steve. Nice bloke but not really my type.

You cannot imagine the bollocking I got from my girlfriend when I went home later that night.

dmg24

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

Don't forget, his hand moved. (Up and down, in time with the train?)

I am wondering whether the movement was rhythmic and well balanced, ensuring that equal time was spent in all areas? If not, I would definitely be complaining!

maninthestreet wrote: »

Who goes to sleep with their hands in the air???

I do ...






When my man has forgotten to untie me. :eek:

gordikin

dmg24 wrote: »

I am wondering whether the movement was rhythmic and well balanced, ensuring that equal time was spent in all areas? If not, I would definitely be complaining!



I do ...






When my man has forgotten to untie me. :eek:

That's what he wants you to think...he's really just wants time to recover!

lynzpower

Sequeena wrote: »

Yes, my (ex) step father claimed he accidentally digitally abused my 17 year old niece and he's denying 10 years of abusing me.

I've heard that line before so forgive me for not being sympathetic.

Get yourself a good lawyer if you are genuine.

Oh do come on.

It might be that you have had a traumatic experience and that is colouring your ability to have any common sense?

I fell asleep on a ferry aged about 11, and my mum woke up to find me cuddling the arm of some poor fella next to me. Who was also fast asleep.

She couldnt stop apologising to the fella and remember some hushed words spoken about "god knows what would have happened had it been the other way around"

Of course it happens :wall: