Most women have to go through the trauma of not just sexual harassment but also social slander, if she has the courage to blame the perpetrator. Her life, relationships, manner of dressing etc. are laid bare to be examined by everyone. In our patriarchal setup, few empathize with a woman who stands upto a man. Pointing fingers at the woman works as an escape route for a society that finds it difficult to accept any behavior that is different from these stereotypes. If women want to work, then they have to make adjustments and understand that tolerating sexual harassment is part of the package.
Women enjoy eve teasing.
Only unmarried, lower class perverts engage in serious sexual harassment of women. Married, educated men know their limits. A woman should play down her beauty and looks. A woman who is aggressive, assertive and outspoken is more likely to be harassed than one who is demure and traditional. Women who smoke, drink and do not adhere to a traditional Indian way of dressing at work and otherwise attract undue male attention.