Thousands of men, however, are sensitive enough to pick up a woman's more elliptical predatory style. For them, there is virtually no support network and a paucity of legal directives. It's a variable, victims and workplace experts say, that can't find a place in the evolving social equation. I think there's less of a license for men to come forward. Men don't feel comfortable being a victim.
Women are pros at it.
Men don't get what they want when they're victims - nobody gives a damn. Of the men reporting harassment in the survey Klein did for Working Woman magazine, only 3 percent said they sought a superior's help. I find they laugh when I tell them of men asking for an escort to the parking lot. Jim, who now lives in California, says society's male stereotype is the best camouflage for women harassers. When I complain, I'm a woman- hater.