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Input: I’ll try to keep this as short as possible! I’m a European transplant who’s been on assignment in Miami, USA for a year now. I love it here, and we have a pretty famous and well known nude beach that’s popular amongst local, visitors, and European tourists as well.

I go to the beach a few times a month because 1) awesome year round Miami Beach weather, and 2) I miss having nude beaches everywhere like we do in Europe (I hate tan lines!). I most recently went to the beach yesterday (Tuesday) around 11am, so it wasn’t too crowded. The place gets PACKED on weekends, as the beach is a couple miles long but only about 0.4 miles is sectioned as the nude beach, and 95% of visitors to the beach go to the nude section.

So I get there, am laying on my towel reading my book enjoying the nice day, and an older gentlemen comes onto the beach and sets up his chair behind me, but not directly behind me, a little of to my left side. Mind you, of course, I’m fully naked, so where’s he’s at, he’s got a full on view of my ass cheeks. He sets his stuff up and about ten minutes later I start hearing comments, very sexual, quick comments ( I won’t repeat them but you can imagine what he was saying) and then I realized he was talking about me (he mentioned my tattoo that I have on my upper back so I know he was looking). The comments got more sexual in nature, but they were very quick outbursts, and stopped until he started again. At this point I got up and walked away, found a beach worker (they take reports of unwanted sexual behavior, which obviously isn’t allowed on a public beach, pretty seriously). A few minutes later the worker comes up and tells the man that he needs to move his chair and stop making comments or else he’ll be asked to be removed from the beach.

Now, the man says he has Tourette’s. I instantly started to feel bad (I wasn’t standing there with them but could overhear from where I was) but I genuinely thought he was making lewd, unwanted comments. He moved his chair to a group of men who are regulars and just arrived, and about two hours later when I left the beach, one of the regulars came up to me and told me I should’ve refrained from escalating the situation because the man has Tourette’s and I could’ve told him to stop on my own first, and that it was genuinely rude of me to do that.

AITA here? I genuinely had no idea he had Tourette’s, and there’s been a few incidents of creepy men on the beach making actual unwanted sexual advances, and they seem to only actually stop when confronted by beach workers, which is why I brought it up to them first, instead of talking to the guy first.

reporting a man who was making lewd comments at a nude beach, but actually turned out to be an outburst of Tourette's