Which is fair enough, people will have their opinions, but this one is chair of a club coaching adults' sport and director of an organisation organising children's sport.
He's an attractive man. I think that makes a difference to the way people, especially women, respond to him. Things I see as sexual harassment, other women see as compliments and he gets away with things they'd think were creepy from someone else..E.g. he remarked on the length and tightness of a young woman's shorts recently, "joking" about what they do for him.
The woman in question was there and seemed to enjoy it (although could have been laughing it off) another woman made a point of saying how funny he was and the men all laughed along. It was just me who asked if that was really appropriate, especially from a man in his position, and apparently I have no sense of humour and I'm just jealous because I don't look so good in the shorts (this from men and women).
Anyway, so I've made some attempt to call it out when I hear it, but nothing will change. What else should I do, or is it true I'm making too much if it? This isn't an isolated event, just one example of many similar ones
It seems universally, others think he's a great guy, doing a great job on both these projects.