JAZZMANB
Striker
Canny common knowledge though, blokes think about sex non stop and think everything they say to a woman is hilarious or cool or whatever(not completely factual but you know what i mean) Women don't, although in a collective they have their momentsI think what the op is asking is not how many men and women feel they have been sexually harassed (which, as you rightly say, we have the figures for), but how many times certain phrases or behaviours are actually said and done by men to women, and by women to men, regardless of how they are received. So that we can see whether women are victims of such behaviour more than men, or whether it's pretty equal but women receive it differently and there for report it more frequently than men. As I said on page 1 it is practically impossible to get this information; you'd have to secretly record and analyse every conversation everyone has.