Did you not read my post? It does not literally mean &quot;I want to fuck you&quot;. You&#x27;d have to be pretty dense to think it is a <i>literal</i> come on or proposal. It&#x27;s a mainstream pop culture term. Turn on any random X-Factor type show for 3 minutes and you&#x27;ll hear Sharon Osbourne or someone use it.<p>&gt; So sexual harassment is only a US thing?<p>If this occurred as OP described, I don&#x27;t see how it can be construed as sexual harassment. He ended contact upon her making it clear that it was unwanted, so by the very definition of &quot;harassment&quot; he didn&#x27;t harass her.<p>Again, I&#x27;m not saying that it was appropriate or that it doesn&#x27;t warrant action, but I&#x27;m flabbergasted that people are suggesting he be fired.