I hope this is fake. If this woman is any way disciplined, she would be able to successfully sue for sexual harassment: professional retaliation for turning down someone's advances is illegal. I am curious how many people have/will try this in the future, trying to get co-workers fired under the guise of "discrimination." Will there be employers who take the bait? And will there be judges who rule that there is, in fact, a hostile work environment created by someone not wanting to date due to gender identity, race, or some other factor, something which trumps another person's ability to say no?

Edit: This might sound hyberbolic, but I remember reading an article about racial preferences on dating apps which stated that the "intimate sphere" was a "frontier" in civil rights. The trans movement is playing footsie with the idea of putting it out in public that it is wrong to discriminate based on trans status, only to walk it back with "no one is asking that, you are insane!" when called on it. There is going to be a mainstream, widely observed incident where it is put forward boldly and unapologetically. I am sure of it.