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"offering advice" is different than removing her from play and taking over. If someone bumped you off a game and took over treating you like an invalid how hap
by mindstab 14y ago
"offering advice" is different than removing her from play and taking over. If someone bumped you off a game and took over treating you like an invalid how happy would you be. Poor tactic even for flirting. And it's a business conference showing off wares, poor and inappropriate time for flirting too.
just no
- taskstrike 14y agoI'm not sure PR guys at a gaming conference are Don Juans. He might be going for this: http://www.masterfile.com/stock-photography/image/400-04779255/The-young-guy-learns-the-girl-to-play-billiards http://www.masterfile.com/stock-photography/image/400-047792... Yes, theoretically they should all act professionally and give reporters equal attention regardless of gender. But I find that in reality human nature dictates behavior more than guidelines.
- roguecoder 14y agoWhich is why we need to be aware of human nature and override it with basic decency. If a woman is there to play a game and I take the opportunity to hit on her, I'm failing to do my job (which is definitely not to hit on chicks) and I'm treating her like a sex object instead of a fellow professional. Professional spaces demand professional behavior: it is part of being an employed adult.