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Medicine, 01.12.2021 01:00, hibbo579

Jake has been flirting with Cassie for a few weeks now. Cassie has been enjoying the attention and flirting back. They have been exchanging smiles, private remarks, and funny texts. However, Cassie’s friends have warned her that Jake has a reputation for sexually harassing one of their other friends. Which action by Jake would cross the line from flirting with Cassie to sexually harassing her? Jake invites Cassie to a party, and she has not decided whether she wants to go. Jake requests to follow Cassie on social media; she accepts and follows him online too. Jake continues to flirt with Cassie by text and in person, and she does the same with him. Jake texts Cassie sexually suggestive images, and she considers them inappropriate.

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