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In reply to the discussion: Question for the men: This is serious, not bait: Wondering what you're hearing. [View all]PJMcK
(25,029 posts)63. "Disclosure" by Michael Crichton
Disclosure is a novel by Michael Crichton, published in 1994. The novel is set in a fictional high tech company, just before the beginning of the dot-com economic boom. The plot concerns protagonist Tom Sanders, and his battle against unfounded allegations of sexual harassment.
It's an excellent novel from the mid-1990s that explores sexual harassment in a tech corporation. What makes the book compelling is that the typical harassment situation is reversed and it's a powerful woman who goes after the man. The book is extremely well-written but it was turned into a mediocre movie with Michael Douglas and Demi Moore.
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Question for the men: This is serious, not bait: Wondering what you're hearing. [View all]
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
OP
Most men, and I do mean most, don't sexually harrass of abuse women. The ones who do or have...
brush
Nov 2017
#2
Since you posted this, I feel free to post a post from a FB friend with his permission.
sadiegirl
Nov 2017
#10
Amazing. I honestly would not have expected to hear anything like that. Thanks.
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#14
I do wonder about the "shopping" that the internet allows and if that changes the way people act.
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#53
The men I know find the behavior of these deviates disgusting and unimaginable
Mr. Ected
Nov 2017
#7
That MOST of the men being fired are in the workplace and they have no life after work
uponit7771
Nov 2017
#8
Ive really appreciated comments from men who admit to doing something stupid in the past
Iris
Nov 2017
#27
Generally the men that are hostile to basic women's rights and economic rights
Blue_true
Nov 2017
#16
I don't know about that: Because it's not manly to be a victim of a woman.
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#19
I'll agree that it"s generally considered "not manly to be a victim of a woman"
Lurks Often
Nov 2017
#61
"Toxic masculinity." Wow. So honest. Real masculinity is protective supportive and
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#55
If it is true that polls show Roy Moore will win and 40% still support Trump, then obviously
Doodley
Nov 2017
#32
Ok. That's fair. I have not weighed in on Al. But I did get honest answers and that's what I was hop
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#57
Not a man but my BFF from 5th grade on is a man and I was the only girl out of 3 siblings
GreenEyedLefty
Nov 2017
#54
I have yet to have a conversation where the victims were blamed . . . or even shared the blame
DrDan
Nov 2017
#59
Not male myself but grew up in 50s when all manner of abuse and harrassment was very much
Kashkakat v.2.0
Nov 2017
#66
I recognize the culture you described having grown up late-50's - early 60s. Yep - and a lot went
DrDan
Nov 2017
#67
Lauer was bringing in the morning viewers, and so they didn't want to lose him or piss him off. $$$
lindysalsagal
Nov 2017
#68