No nawet lasce nie można powiedzieć, że jest ładna:
www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41641264
"I must have been about 25 years old.
We were in an Italian restaurant in New York, just after we'd finished working on a
story. I was an ambitious producer who'd just been in Manhattan for the Republican
convention.

Most of the team had gone but a colleague and I were the last two left and we were
having dinner.

We'd gone to the East Village and in a dimly lit Italian restaurant, I made small
talk about George W Bush and John Kerry.

Then he said it.

"I'm unbelievably sexually attracted to you. I can't stop thinking about you."

I dropped my fork and it bounced on the plate, the spaghetti still woven around it.

This was a colleague twice my age, well-respected and with a girlfriend. I had
experienced sexism in the workplace before, but not in such an overt way.

I can't even remember what I said - but it was something all too polite, as I tried
to change the conversation. He continued talking about how beautiful I was, as I ate
the pasta as fast I could.

I wasn't sure at the time if he'd said anything that I could reasonably complain
about, but I remember feeling disgusted and uncomfortable about it.

I now know it was utterly unacceptable, and is just another reminder of how some men
in the workplace use their power to manipulate, harass and even abuse women."