“As a society, we must
recognize the barriers that men face when choosing whether to speak out about a
sexual assault. When these men do choose to come forward, it is important
that male survivors, like all survivors, be believed and supported by those around
them, and allowed to make their own decisions about what courses of action to
take.” - Sexual Assault Prevention
and Awareness Centre – University of Michigan
Cousin, worked for an
international hotel chain in the middle of town and knew the hotel was looking
for a PR Manager. She managed to get my name on the interview list with the
head of Sales and Marketing - a lady whose initials are GM. The picture I had
of her, was a chic in a power suit, high heels, full of flair and hair tied
back.
During the interview she
asked some hard-hitting questions which in my opinion, I floated through. An
hour and a half later as it came to a close, she eased up, sat back in her leather
swivel chair then asked: “Do you like women?”
Was she asking about my
sexuality? Had she caught me eyeing her handcrafted legs? What did she want to
know for? In a trembling voice I said: “Yes, I like women and I have no problem
working with them.” At that, she leans forward and says: “TB, some men don’t
like it when the woman is on top.”
I understood where she was
coming from, but it was the tone that made me feel very uncomfortable. It
didn’t come across like she was asking if I had a problem having a female boss.
This felt sexual, like she had made a sublime sexual pass.
After my cut and hair wash,
she did give me a head massage. It was soothing to say the least until her
hands slid down my neck, under my t-shirt and started on my shoulders. I felt a
tad uncomfortable, but let it slide. Next, her hands slid down to my pectorals
(chest) and really started on a thorough massage that included twirling at my
nipples! She didn’t stop there. She whipped my t-shirt out of my jeans and
started massaging my belly that was still bloated with last night’s beer.
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