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The problem we're talking about is sexual harassment and how a buddhist would see and address the problem. About 19% of women and 13% of men,  report that they are sexually harassed at work in the form of verbal abuse, humiliation and threats.

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While there have been many sexual harassment scandals in Buddhism in it's short life, it's not something that is celebrated in Buddhist culture today. The third of the Five Precepts is "To refrain from committing sexual misconduct. Fornication, or sex outside of marriage, is seen as a violation of this".

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A Buddhist would abstain from improper sexual conduct, which is one of the Five Precepts. In this case, by thinking positive thoughts and refraining from sexual harassment, a Buddhist would discourage this practice as it would be sinful to commit sexual misconduct.

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in buddhism speaking about any part below the collarbone to above the knee in any context positive or negative is considered harassment men and women are not allowed to talk about any sensitive body part's

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Celibacy is an important part of Buddhism. Lay Buddhists can marry and form relationships as long as others aren't harmed in the course of sex. Of course not one Buddhist will have the exact same opinion as another Buddhist, but the general impression among Buddhists is that sexual harassment is bad. While sexual harassment goes down in Buddhism, it is frowned upon, and when a situation like this comes about, Buddhists are very apologetic when something like this comes up.

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a buddhist would avoid from hugging anyone in any circumstances trying to avoid physical contact .buying objects that (mis)interpreted as romantic in intent including flowers,perfume,certain clothing even cards

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Being mindful would make you aware of the situation in your environment, Buddhists would be mindful of situations happening in their own community and would develop a solution to deal with the problem.  A practicing, dedicated Buddhist would be grateful that they are not sexually harassed themselves and have the ability to deal with sexual misconduct when it effects them.