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It doesn't matter if you are attracted to them or their gender and it doesn't matter if they are offended. Having a calendar of models in swimsuits is not going

by loumf 12y ago

It doesn't matter if you are attracted to them or their gender and it doesn't matter if they are offended. Having a calendar of models in swimsuits is not going to fly. The rule must be something else. But, honestly, if you think you might not understand where the line is, get a cat poster and be done with it.

gbog 12y ago
Looks weird to me that a swimsuit poster on my desk is not ok but deep hypnotizing cleavage and ten meters radius feminine perfume is.
- pekk 12y ago
  Do you feel that you are sexually harassed if there are women in the workplace who are not wearing hijab?
  - gbog 12y ago
    If women are wearing hijabs, it looks like society consider all males as wild beasts unable to restrain their pulsions. If women in the workplace, on ads, everywhere, are all looking like (or trying to look like) 16yo half-naked barbies, it looks like society is placing sexual desire above everything else. If, moreover, males are forbidden to look at them, you have the US, a kind of kafkaian nightmare. Thankfully in most other parts of the world, women dress normally, and usually the way they want to dress. They can be attractive without being punished. They can also walk alone in the streets, do their stuff in their usual outfit, without fearing of being assaulted or being ashamed. Men can be attracted by women without being punished, but men who have a wife do not have to look at or try to not look at big-tits-in-a-cleavage all day. Just the normal way. The two countries I know the most (France and China) are like that. [edited a few typos]
    - pekk 12y ago
      I have never seen women in the workplace "looking like 16yo half-naked barbies." Never. Not once, in decades working in the US. Nothing about the US is forcing people working in an office to look at big tits all day. This is just completely false and off-base and prejudicial.
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- jheriko 12y ago
  both are wrong.

by loumf 12y ago

gbog 12y ago

Looks weird to me that a swimsuit poster on my desk is not ok but deep hypnotizing cleavage and ten meters radius feminine perfume is.

pekk 12y ago
Do you feel that you are sexually harassed if there are women in the workplace who are not wearing hijab?
- gbog 12y ago
  If women are wearing hijabs, it looks like society consider all males as wild beasts unable to restrain their pulsions. If women in the workplace, on ads, everywhere, are all looking like (or trying to look like) 16yo half-naked barbies, it looks like society is placing sexual desire above everything else. If, moreover, males are forbidden to look at them, you have the US, a kind of kafkaian nightmare. Thankfully in most other parts of the world, women dress normally, and usually the way they want to dress. They can be attractive without being punished. They can also walk alone in the streets, do their stuff in their usual outfit, without fearing of being assaulted or being ashamed. Men can be attracted by women without being punished, but men who have a wife do not have to look at or try to not look at big-tits-in-a-cleavage all day. Just the normal way. The two countries I know the most (France and China) are like that. [edited a few typos]
  - pekk 12y ago
    I have never seen women in the workplace "looking like 16yo half-naked barbies." Never. Not once, in decades working in the US. Nothing about the US is forcing people working in an office to look at big tits all day. This is just completely false and off-base and prejudicial.
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jheriko 12y ago
both are wrong.