If the person who wrote the above quotation DOES work for EF Dongguan

No, I do not and have never worked at any EF.

I spent three months of a 12 month contract at EF Dongguan alienated by a misogynistic boys
club. A group of male teachers - in fact let's just be honest and call them sex tourists
- are constantly sexually harrassing the school's female Chinese staff, openly having
sex with female students (breach of professional boundaries) as well as prostitutes
(breach of Chinese law; breach of the school's contract), the worst of it being the one
who openly bragged in the teachers office about forcing a young Chinese woman to have
sex with him (breach of basic human rights; breach of Chinese law and frankly a breach
of my ears too). Horrifying.

I have met some EF DG teachers in the past and I know what you are talking about. I may very well have met Steven Parker and his buddies in this thread as well and going by what I know about them (some of the teachers that I have met) I have no doubts you have experienced the above, and for that you have my sympathies. That further illustrates my point about the unprofessionalism of some foreign teachers and their defensiveness when their professionalism is questioned.

My posts have only been to refute Steven Parker's posts. I can smell unprofessional teachers a mile away and I felt compelled to respond to his comments on this thread.

No doubt he may come on here and exclaim disgust at the behaviour of the male teachers at EF DG but I also have no doubts that he partook in such things himself