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I concede I didn't really make my point clear due to poor wording. What I mean is: I don't think dick-jokes are inherently wrong for the workplace. I think cont
by CaptSpify 11y ago
I concede I didn't really make my point clear due to poor wording. What I mean is: I don't think dick-jokes are inherently wrong for the workplace. I think context is the key. I worked at a Fortune-500 where they were absolutely not acceptable, but I tend towards places where they are acceptable.
> Did you mean to imply that people who like to keep their sexuality personal are not sex positive?
Heh, not at all. I'm a very private person when it comes to sex, but I'm also sex-positive.
- humanrebar 11y agoFair enough. > I don't think dick-jokes are inherently wrong for the workplace. It's probably about as appropriate as discussing religion or politics. It's certainly possible, but there is a lot of risk that toes will get stepped on eventually, even if nobody says they were offended.