I went to an all boys school that had only just accepted girls so there were less than ten of us.
I've worked in two very heavily male dominated careers.
I've spent a massive chunk of my life in male environments,
There are huge huge numbers of letchy, misogynistic men about. I worked in an office in Leeds where all of the male office staff except one would spend parts of the day staring out of the window and commenting sexually on women.
One (Roy) would openly admit he loved hot weather when women had to dress in lighter clothing.
One of the female graduates when being shown round sites was taken to a hotel for lunch, where the man showing her round (who had met her days before during her induction week) had booked them a room. She was shy, naive and bloody horrified.
I had a male staff member leave, because he fancied the daughter of the company owner where he was going. He only developed an interest after she had a boob job as he was obsessed with breasts. She was easily young enough to be his daughter, but he genuinely believed he would get the chance to shag her. Despite being a multiple time divorced grey haired man who didn't pay maintenance and had asked to continue an arrangement from a previous employer of being part paid in cash so his ex partners didn't know how much he earned. What a prize he was.
If you speak to any of the women I've met in my previous industry, they all had been sexually harassed, it was an open topic of conversation comparing battle scars so to speak. The few women I went to university with all regale each other with the latest incidents when we catch up over a glass of wine, and we are old these days but it still happens.
I have so many tales like this. If you believe that NAMALT fair enough, but in my experience one hell of a lot are, and even more of them turn a blind eye to their mates doing it.