I also have to say, though, that it makes me sad that it makes me think of the fact that when it's a woman who does something wrong, it usually gets swept under the rug... And I hate this double moral

Well I agree that it should be the same when it’s men being targeted, but honestly it’s much more of an issue with women being harassed on set, I don’t think I’ve ever heard a story anything like this with a female star belittling a male actor on her show and constantly saying that she finds him sexy and wants to have threesomes with him. The set would not see any woman in that scenario in a good light at all, she would be shamed and whispered about almost certainly, as opposed to the set apparently all finding Weatherly hilarious and just like a frat guy

And I think that Eliza’s experiences show that it does get swept under the rug when it’s women being targeted, the whole thing only came out by chance because they finally started looking into the history of the head of the network, but before then they had done everything possible to make sure that her story was buried and she got dismissed from the show for daring to speak up