Touching, grabbing, or slapping a woman’s bottom without her permission is sexual assault, regardless of common misconceptions. Similarly, groping, unwanted physical contact, and indecent exposure are forms of sexual harassment.

Individuals who commit acts of sexual harassment, assault, or rape understand what is right and wrong. They recognize the possible consequences if caught but often choose to disregard them, acting out their intentions while maintaining a false sense of invulnerability.

Some girlfriends and wives stay silent for years, often unaware of their partner's predatory behavior. These actions can go unnoticed for long periods, while both victims and the public remain quiet about sexual predators. Support is usually emotional rather than investigative.