re: Is anyone following the "Me too." phenomenon on social media?

We need to adequately define several terms: sexual assault, sexual harassment, etc.

The women need to properly do this quickly or else all of their momentum will be lost in a sea of bullshite.

I don’t think a woman like the one from the Steven Seagal story was sexually assault or harassed. I don’t think a woman that has a coworker who is a little too touchy/handsy has been assaulted.

bullshite is how you get people claiming that every woman who has ever been slapped on the arse in a bar is an assault victim.

I’m not saying that some/most/all (maybe) of that shite isn’t inappropriate, but it doesn’t rise to the level of a criminal activity and it doesn’t alter the lives of any reasonable woman who experiences it. Hell, we’ve all been hugged by that overly affectionate drunk guy at the company Christmas party, and we’ve all had our unmentionables unwantedly grabbed by a hooker looking for a John on Bourbon... but we didn’t treat it as some big deal.