Just watching Sky News about Taylor Swift winning her lawsuit against a radio DJ who groped her. Kay Burley asked "surely women have a responsibility to look after themselves and protect themselves?" and mentioned a case of an airline worker who had reportedly "led on" a pilot who was later accused of groping her, saying she shouldn't have led him on if she didn't want to be groped.
Is it Unreasonable to hope that any articulate, educated woman with a voice worth her salt shouldn't be making comments along those lines because they potentially normalise and downplay sexual assault, which surely will lead to fewer reports and prosecutions? And is it also U to think that a woman can flirt with a man (or a man with a woman, or whoever with whoever) but once they're finished flirting that the other party has no 'right' to continue any form of touching, flirting or engagement?