Sexual comments that one woman appreciates might distress another women. The courts decide when such behavior is inappropriate by seeing if the behavior would be offensive to

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The courts apply the standard of a hypothetical "reasonable person" to determine if sexual comments or behavior would be considered harassment. This standard is based on how a reasonable person in similar circumstances would react to the behavior, rather than the subjective views of the person to whom the comments are directed or the person accused of harassment.

Sexual Comments That One Woman Appreciates Might Distress Another Women