What a jerk! I know you probably feel trapped, but you definitely do NOT need this. Not only is this blatant sexual harrassment (and a LEGAL violation), but it's affecting your personal life - relationships, self motivation, etc. - and you need to find something else. It will not be your last job, and it probably wasn't your first. It may be the "best" (in terms of money or convenience, or whatever) but it's obviously not healthy in any way, shape or form.

You are the only person who will look out for YOU - and YOU deserve only the best. I would go in tomorrow morning with my resignation - and make sure that it spells out the sexual harrassment, and shows that you've cc'd it to HIS boss, etc. (whether you send it or not, he doesn't need to know that). Then I would head to the unemployment office or a temporary service or something. Once you've done that, go for a nice walk or swim - and go talk to friends and family about this. They can help you out I'm sure, until you get your head above water. The longer you let this man bully you into silence and unproductivity, the worse it will get.

Best of luck to you sweetie - I know it's a difficult place to be, but it WILL pass and one day you'll look back and laugh....:-))

If you have a human resources department where you work (and even if you don't), then you have grounds for filing a sexual harassment complaint.

I hope you have some evidence as otherwsie it comes down to "He said this..." i.e. has he emailed anything inappropriate? If so keep it as evidence. It would also be good if you have witnesses to what was said too.

When you find a job, go to him, give your resignation and do file a sexual harassment report.

I have a friend back home, she was in the same situation and when she resigned, the guy became a stalker. Majorly creepy! So she had to file restricting measures upon him. Poor girl.

So keep the emails and if he starting acting dodger, go to the police.

Good luck!

Yeah, all the best!!