On a dating app and he says something inappropriate or lewd? Report him. Then delete and block.

Male on social media sending you DMs of a slimey nature or posting lewd things? Report it before blocking.

Does your ex keep showing up at your house? File a restraining order.

Coworker at your workplace harassing you? Stepping out of line? Keep whatever evidence you have and talk to your boss, report it with HR.

When I was in college, I had a large study group and one of the guys in it was the only one to show up one time and got creepy, and started pulling handcuffs out of his bag saying he wanted to put them on me. I left and ran back to my dorm. I ended up talking to the dean of student affairs about the incident who told him he had to stay away from me. We were only in one class together and I also talked with my professor, who made sure not to pair us up for projects.

Working and a customer gets inappropriate? The situation I have in mind was when I worked retail. One of the male customers would come to my line and hit on me and then started talking about my breasts to me. I called over my supervisor and literally said "this customer is making me uncomfortable and making components about my uniform and breasts, and holding up my line" to which he got embarrassed and quickly left.

Seeing a professional like a doctor or lawyer and they overstep and start hitting on you .... or step out of line? File a report. And make sure not to see him again.

Went to a bar for your friends birthday? Maybe a club? Guy walked passed you and quick grabbed your butt deliberately and giggled ? Tell the bartender or bouncer. Point him out. At a concert and a dude touched your boobs on purpose? Same thing. These are instances of assault. Take appropriate actions.

Don't forget there are legal things you can look into for harassment. I don't know much about this but just putting it out there.

These are generally speaking but the point is learn the courses of action you can take against predatory lvms. We have to break the mindset of "keeping quiet" and "it doesn't make a difference" and report them anyways. Many people in workplaces are scared to report work scrotes and many of my pickme friends and myself had experienced the inappropriate touching in crowded bars and clubs like mentioned. Many don't do anything about it and brush it off. No. We need to stand together and take appropriate actions against these scrotes. They need consequences.