Many adults (and even teens and children) become the victims of sexual harassment in their lifetimes. This book offers empowering examples of handling and overcoming inappropriate advances based on experience.

Within her career, paramedic Lynn Schwartz DiBiccari worked in a "man's world." She shouldered unwanted advances, harassment, abuse, and, heartbreakingly, rape.

Unfortunately, she's not alone. A recent study found that over 80% of women and 40% of men have experienced sexual harassment or assault in their lifetime.

With the advent of the Me Too Movement comes a new era of visibility, accountability, and change, but the abuse persists. Lynn's hoping to arm her peers and the next generation with advice in her new release, Not Me Too.

Not Me Too is a guidebook for women, men, teens, and children, with examples of handling unwanted advances in undesirable situations. This includes:

• Forcing or encouraging displays of affection on children who act shy or don't want it.
• Unnecessary physical exams in physician offices.
• Issues of adult content in schools.
• Workplace actions and/or words.

Using her personal experiences to offer solutions and examples to many situations, Lynn hopes that her lived experiences provide a guiding light to empowerment, justice, and safer adults and children.