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While I couldn't say or do anything thinking about of his position, I have not been able to overcome the experience. I feel like raising the issue but then I do not even know what to do. I also realised this has happened to few other interns and everyone remained quite because as interns we do not even have any power fear retaliation.
Rarely partners have time to share Instagram reels. When both of you follow each other, one can share a link to other person too.
You are either hyper sensitive or over reacting. If it was Sexual harrasment at workplace, you must take legal action.
I have interned with this firm for a substantial period of time. During the entire course of my internship, not even once I was made to feel uncomfortable, professionally or personally. Just because one can't get in the firm as a permanent member, people start speaking rubbish, starting with "character assassination" off course because, it is too easy to pin it on someone.
Some random intern (who got in the last minute via pulling some big contact), accused the principal associate there. Now we all know that principal associate for several years, he never came accross as anything but professional to us, a rather kind soul if one were to descibe him. I just don't happen to understand this mindset of people saying such things which is coming at cost of one losing his/her reputation in the industry.
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Requesting OP to kindly approach the relevant authorities with the proofs they have.
But if that feels too taxing, please just post it all on LinkedIn. With screenshots. You'll have the full support of the corporate lawyer community except a few cocksuckers and their opinion doesn't really count.