Lechers

Lechers are individuals who exhibit lecherous behavior, characterized by an excessive or offensive interest in sexual matters or people. This behavior often manifests as persistent and unwanted sexual attention, comments, or actions directed towards others. The term "lecher" is typically used pejoratively to describe someone whose conduct is deemed inappropriate, intrusive, or harassing from a sexual standpoint.

The specific actions considered lecherous can vary across cultures and legal definitions, but commonly include ogling, making suggestive remarks, unwanted physical contact, or displaying sexually explicit material without consent. While not always illegal, lecherous behavior is generally considered socially unacceptable and can create an uncomfortable or hostile environment for the target.

It is important to distinguish between consensual sexual interest and lecherous behavior. Lecherousness is defined by its unwanted and often aggressive nature, disregarding the boundaries and comfort of the person being subjected to it. Addressing such behavior often involves social disapproval, education, and, in cases where it escalates to harassment or assault, legal intervention.