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Watching your co-workers playing hula hoop makes you feel unsafe? Even if it does, how would you present this to court? You think this is enough legal ground fo
by leccine 13y ago
Watching your co-workers playing hula hoop makes you feel unsafe? Even if it does, how would you present this to court? You think this is enough legal ground for sexual harassment? Come on... The world is the way how we shape it and I definitely don't want to live in a world when I can't do something silly with my co-workers without watching out for feminists or other frustrated hatred people around us.
- achompas 13y agoOut of context, maybe the hula-hooping is harmless. Whatever, fine. Now consider the hula-hooping when > a coworker hit on you and messed with your work after you shot him down, and > a founder's wife -- someone with significant power at the company -- attempts to inject herself into your relationship and intimidates you > you seemingly have nowhere to go to discuss these issues, after speaking with another founder does not change your working atmosphere Again, as someone who supposedly understands oppression in the workplace, you're not empathizing with someone who claims to have experienced it.