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セクハラを **受けて思った** 、社長はかっこいい
([link](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20180420/k10011411371000.html?utm_int=netnewsup_contents_list-
items_002) to the article)

What is the meaning conveyed by the use of the て-form of 受ける followed by 思った?

I know that titles of article have generally an unusual wording but I want to
understand the logic behind this use of verbs.
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What's the meaning of "て-form"思った in this case?
The full sentence should be セクハラを受けて、社長はかっこいいと思った。It seems like the writer
would like to emphasize the sentence "社長はかっこいい". This is not a natural
sentence structure that we use in daily conversation or writing. The writer
deliberately omitted the connection (the reason) between these 2 things, and
attract people to read the passage.

The て form here is only used to show that she セクハラを受けた and then 社長はかっこいいと思った.
It is like ドアを開けて、部屋に入る. The て is used to connect 2 actions in sequence.
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