Not what I'm implying at all, perhaps what I'm saying before too many words are put in my mouth is that society (via social media and pop culture over the past 20-30 years) has influenced young people to believe that certain social behaviors (especially regarding sexual advances or anything similar) by men is acceptable when in prior generations people would've frowned upon that and eradicated it.  I would never say that women "really don't mind" random men groping them in social situations, so please don't jump to those rash conclusions.

And again, look at what the civil trial was supposed to determine - he sued b/c he claimed that their false statements cost him his job at KYGO, they counter-sued saying he sexually-assaulted her and their claims were justified.  Being a civil case and with the evidence provided, the jury deemed that he was more likely guilty of wrong-doing.  Doesn't help when you erase an important 105 minute conversation that could've been your alibi...