Predatory behavior Not your place Abstinence Bad analogy

Manhattan: To Voicers Cecilia Rella and Veronica Kwiecinski: I strongly disagree with both of you. Andrew Cuomo’s behavior crossed the line from friendly to unwanted touching and kissing. He also asked invasive questions and made personal comments directed at the younger female employees in his office. There are different forms of workplace sexual harassment; while some involve physical contact, others are solely verbal. Cuomo would know this if he had attended any of the sexual harassment seminars given by his office instead of having someone sign the attendance sheets for him. My takeaway from reading the attorney general’s report is that, at a minimum, Cuomo created a toxic, hostile work environment for some of his female employees through his inappropriate and too-familiar comments and personal questions. He let the power of his office go to his head and thought he could get away with anything. Chana Schwartz

Queens Village: To Voicer Jennifer Berenbaum: Maybe one reason that pro-choice people

— or abortionists, as you call them — care more about the lives of human babies is that we don’t invade your bedroom every time you’re having sex with someone. What you’re doing is butting into people’s sex lives, and that’s not for you to say. Joan Silaco

Ridgewood: Just say “no.” If people did this, then all the abortion laws would be immaterial. John Sendlein

Congers, N.Y.: To Voicer John Ray, who equates abortion rights with COVID-19 vaccines: Last time I checked, pregnancy was not a contagious disease that could kill not just the ill person but anyone who came into contact with the affected person.

Beth Friscino