Personal harassment can be from a co-worker, an employer or even a family member.
Personal harassment can come from a woman instead of a man, but no matter what the source, this form of harassment if often more traumatic than other forms of harassment because of the constant intimidation and fear that can be delivered. The first unit also discusses how an assailant profiles a woman as a target, how to know that you may have been profiled, how to change your demeanor from a victim to an adversary, and a series of prevention and security tips to use while you are traveling to your job, shopping, at home, or away from home in an unfamiliar setting. It is not uncommon for a woman to be physically harassed at home or in the workplace by a flirting male. By not deterring the advances, a woman could send messages to the man that she enjoys the attention. The second unit is designed to give women physical options that are assertive, yet tactful in appearance.