In sales, and some branches of law, much of the job is made up of schmoozing and boozing, wining and dining, and being unable to hold meetings with a client of the opposite sex would be a career hindrance. Especially corporate law and drug sales.
In sales, and some branches of law, much of the job is made up of schmoozing and boozing, wining and dining, and being unable to hold meetings with a client of the opposite sex would be a career hindrance. Especially corporate law and drug sales.
My husband has a female office manager/secretary, and due to the nature of his job, he is often the only one in the entire office building with her. If he suddenly refused to be alone with her, not only would it completely fuck up his and her ability to do their jobs, I would be wondering what the fuck was going on…
I think the Male Chauvinist trope and Feminine Problems trope were both the point? I don’t know how one could make that particular movie without the “beat you over the head” Mars and Venus stereotypes.
Cliff Clavin, the original mansplainer!
But when my breasts are in a well fitting underwire bra, they DO stand up like traffic cones when I’m on my back.
The other thing is I at first mixed up Ratner and Ratzenberger and had a horrifying mental image...
Oh, absolutely the asking was part of the thrill for him. And the fact that it was done “in secret” rather than him “making a joke” around the writer’s table with a bunch of other dudes there definitely makes it clear that the asking was the point, and if she agreed, that would’ve been just icing on his perv cake.
If you are actually witnessing people having sex at work, then yes, that is without a doubt sexual harassment against you. And that should be reported to HR.
Then report those bitches to HR. All that shit makes it uncomfortable to work for those that are actually professional working people at work.
How many times should a man be allowed to yell out “Show me your tits!” to his various coworkers before he gets slapped by HR for sexual harassment?
Never heard of it. But looking it up, I can see why.
Were you or your son under threat of imprisonment if you didn’t submit to the physical examination of his genitals by a physician of the government’s choosing? If you don’t understand the difference between taking your kid to the pediatrician of your choice for a well child exam and being forced to submit to an exam…
My sisters and I enjoyed that rom-com “What Women Want” and he had a cameo in “FairyTale”. Other than those, everything else he’s been in has been filled with violence, excessive profanity, blood and gore.
I just did a survey about this movie, and whether or not I would take my 7 and 4 year olds to see it and why or why not. I cannot for the life of me understand why the marketing company that commissioned the survey thinks this PG-13 rated flick is a nice movie for the PreK to 1st grade crowd. My resason has nothing to…
Yes, and it would also be inappropriate due to the fact that he was supposed to be working at the time.
Re: #1: Yes. It applies to any sexual activity. Do you know what you should do at work? Work.
Whut? You don’t think asking a person you are at work with if you can jack off while they watch is sexual harassment? It is literally the kind of ridiculously over the top sexual harassment that is shown in pretty much every “Don’t sexually harass your coworkers” filmstrip ever.
You apparently missed the part about draft? The option was submit to humiliating genital exam or go to prison.
Okay, serious question, regarding this: “If sharing the room with male shoppers upsets my mother why should a business put the trans persons comfort ahead of hers?”
Grilled nopales are totally delicious and so many other terribly yummy cactus parts, too.