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I'm not sure what you're talking about. An asexual office is indeed one where sex is kept out of the office. Nobody really bothers to call their office "asexual
by manfredo 7y ago
I'm not sure what you're talking about. An asexual office is indeed one where sex is kept out of the office. Nobody really bothers to call their office "asexual" because almost all offices are asexual.
If an office instituted a policy where sex was allowed in the office, and now you have co workers having sex in the cubicle next door and making sexual advances towards you, then that absolutely is intervening in employees' sexual lives.
- TheMightyLlama 7y agoSo to the original point, if you are not having sex, _are you being sexual?_ Or, if you are not discussing politics, _are you being political?_
- manfredo 7y ago> if you are not having sex, _are you being sexual? No. > Or, if you are not discussing politics, _are you being political?_ No.