Am I Being Sexually Harassed Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. What happened after you declined or did not return someone's sexual or romantic interest?
My response was accepted without pressure or consequences.
The person reacted awkwardly or coldly once, without continuing the pressure.
The person repeatedly pressured, excluded, mocked, or undermined me after my refusal.
The person threatened punishment, exposure, harm, or serious consequences because I refused.
2. Which statement best describes attempts to initiate sexual contact without your agreement?
I have not experienced an attempt at sexual contact without my agreement.
Someone moved toward sexual contact without checking, but stopped immediately when I resisted or declined.
Someone persisted or attempted contact in a way that required me to actively escape, push away, or seek help.
Someone forced sexual contact, restrained me, injured me, or continued when I could not freely agree.
3. What has happened regarding being followed or monitored after unwanted sexual attention?
I have not been followed or monitored in this situation.
Someone lingered or appeared to watch me once in a way that made me uneasy.
Someone repeatedly followed me, waited for me, tracked my whereabouts, or appeared at places after I asked for distance.
Someone threatened me, tried to enter a private space, or used following or monitoring to make me fear immediate harm.
4. Have you been made to witness sexual behavior or exposure you did not welcome?
I have not been subjected to unwanted sexual behavior or exposure.
I encountered an unwanted sexual display once and was able to leave or end it immediately.
Someone repeated sexual displays or behavior after knowing I did not welcome them.
Someone exposed themselves or performed a sexual act while trapping, threatening, or deliberately forcing me to witness it.
5. What best describes sexual comments or jokes directed at you?
I have not had sexual comments or jokes directed at me.
One comment felt sexual or intrusive, but it stopped after I showed discomfort or objected.
Comments or jokes continued despite my discomfort, avoidance, or request to stop.
Explicit sexual remarks were targeted at me to intimidate, degrade, or publicly humiliate me.
6. Has someone used physical space to pressure or intimidate you during sexual attention?
No one has used physical space this way with me.
Someone stood uncomfortably close during sexual attention but moved when I created distance.
Someone repeatedly cornered me, crowded me, or interfered with my path after I tried to disengage.
Someone blocked an exit, confined me, or threatened force while seeking sexual access or attention.
7. What has happened regarding sexual rumors or public sexualized remarks about you?
I have not been targeted by sexual rumors or public sexualized remarks.
A sexualized remark about me occurred once and left me uncomfortable.
Sexual rumors or remarks about me were repeated or spread among other people.
Sexual claims or intimate details were deliberately broadcast to threaten, degrade, or isolate me.
8. Which statement best describes guilt, affection, or reputation being used to obtain sexual attention from you?
No one has used those pressures to seek sexual attention from me.
Someone made me feel briefly guilty for setting a boundary, then accepted it.
Someone repeatedly used guilt, affection, rumors, or social standing to wear down my boundary.
Someone threatened abandonment, exposure, reputational damage, or harm unless I complied.
9. What best describes unwanted physical contact with sexual meaning?
I have not experienced unwanted sexual touching.
Someone touched me in a way that felt sexual and unwanted, then stopped when I moved away or objected.
Someone repeated sexual touching after I moved away, froze, objected, or made discomfort clear.
Someone restrained, forced, injured, or overpowered me during sexual touching.
10. Which statement best matches sexual messages or images you have received?
I have not received unsolicited sexual messages or images.
I received one unsolicited suggestive message or image, and the behavior did not continue.
Someone repeatedly sent sexual content after I asked them to stop, declined, or stopped responding.
Someone sent, created, displayed, or distributed explicit content involving me without consent.
11. How have others looked at, gestured toward, or discussed your body?
I have not experienced body-focused attention that felt sexual and unwanted.
An isolated look, gesture, or remark felt intrusive, but it was not repeated.
Someone repeatedly stared, gestured, or commented in a sexual way after my discomfort was apparent.
Someone used explicit gestures, displays, or body comments to sexually intimidate or humiliate me.
12. When someone had influence over your job, grades, housing, opportunities, or access, how was sexual attention involved?
No one with that kind of influence connected it to sexual attention from me.
Someone hinted that personal or romantic attention might improve how they treated me.
Someone repeatedly implied that cooperation or refusal would affect an opportunity or decision.
Someone explicitly demanded sexual access or attention in exchange for a benefit or to avoid a penalty.
13. How has unwanted sexual attention affected your immediate ability to feel physically secure?
I have not experienced conduct that made me change my movements or access to places for physical security.
One incident led me to avoid a person or place because I felt uneasy about possible escalation.
Repeated conduct has led me to change routes, schedules, access, or routines to avoid the person.
There has been an explicit threat, attempted entry, weapon, injury, forced encounter, or immediate fear that I could not get away safely.
14. How have peers or group members influenced you around sexual attention or participation?
I have not been pressured by a group to accept or provide sexual attention.
A group member made a pressuring remark, but it stopped when I resisted.
People repeatedly pushed me to go along so I would not be excluded, mocked, or labeled difficult.
A group coordinated threats, sexual humiliation, or punishment to force my participation or silence.
15. Has anyone tried to prevent you from discussing or reporting unwanted sexual conduct?
No one has attempted to silence or control me about such conduct.
Someone minimized the situation or discouraged me from raising it once.
Someone repeatedly warned that speaking up would create trouble, damage relationships, or make others reject me.
Someone explicitly threatened my job, grades, housing, safety, reputation, or another serious interest if I spoke.
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