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On August 2, 2020 at approximately 2pm in the afternoon a shirtless man appeared in the unit complex back yard, he walked towards me from the vicinity of unit number 6. The man was Caucasian of about 175cm and had bleeding knuckles and knees and asked me for a cigarette. I gave him one and smiled in a neutral way and asked him if he was visiting friends in the unit complex, and he said “yes”. I said, “oh really which ones?” He seemed to become nervous and then responded with “actually I’m just doing some parkour around the buildings here, climbing on roof tops”. I nodded and said “okay”. He then asked me “do you have a boyfriend?” while sitting down next to me on the grass. I told him I am queer, and he said, “what a shame, not a fan of the sausage huh?” and I said “not particularly”. He then asked how old I am and when I said “35” he looked me up and down and said, “geez you’re a pretty girl” then proceeded to make inappropriate sexual tongue gestures at me”. I made no emotional reaction and said, “well it was cool meeting you, but I better get back to work” and he said he’d be on his way and left. Please note the neutrality and false pleasantness of my interaction was intended as a self-defense strategy in a potentially risky situation. As a behaviour analyst who has worked a lot in mental health with individuals with aggression issues and individuals with complex mental health needs, maintaining emotional neutrality is often vital. I then came inside and immediately explained to my female roommate (Tilda) what had occurred. Tess the lease holder came home, and I informed her about this also and asked if at this point, we could please contact the body corporate as there appears to be a high-risk, sexually harassing, aggressive culture around this neighborhood. Tess then proceeded to contact LJ Hooker so I could have an opportunity to create a dialogue with the body corporate however Tess advised that LJ Hooker have not returned her email requests for the Body Corporate number. I was also too afraid to contact Dutton Park police station regarding this given their behaviour the first time they presented at my home based on the