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Gawk? Quite possibly. Complain? One* ex-colleague of mine was gay, and he'd have been rendered temporarily incapacitated by that, I suspect. But the point i
by duncan_bayne 13y ago
Gawk? Quite possibly. Complain? One* ex-colleague of mine was gay, and he'd have been rendered temporarily incapacitated by that, I suspect.
But the point is that hula-hooping, or shirtless weight-lifting, shouldn't be prohibited just because some people gawk and others are made uncomfortable.
If you want to sexualise hula-hooping or weight-lifting, fine, just don't use that point of view as the basis of a complaint.
* many were; it's just he was the guy I was thinking of for this example
- balls187 13y ago> But the point is that hula-hooping, or shirtless weight-lifting, shouldn't be prohibited just because some people gawk and others are made uncomfortable. You believe it's okay for people to be at the office without their shirts on? Where do you draw the line-- what behaviors should be prohibited at the office, simply because they might make others uncomfortable?
- trhway 13y agoyep, lets throw a shirt on to make it acceptable so nobody would gawk in a office http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzkCA5EyRDQ&feature=player_detailpage#t=230 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzkCA5EyRDQ&feature=player_de...