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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
"business interactions are not the appropriate venue for expressing sexual interest." That is bullshit feminist invented to support their victim narrative. It used to be 30% or more of couples met at work. It is normal to fall in
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
Not really a giant chunk, just a very vocal chunk which might well just be a minority. Besides, I believe that women are often the target of sexual interest. I just don't believe that it is such a horrible thing as some of them proclai
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
Here is the thing: my personal boundary is my perceptions. I won't believe something you tell me, which I perceive otherwise. That would be the ultimate goal of the power game feminism is playing. Political correctness is another tool
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
"Catcalling, harassment, sexual demands for career advancement, rape" - those are not nearly in the same category. And it is presumably offers of career advancement in exchange for sex, not sexual demands. I'm sorry - I don&#
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
Ageism, OK - but still I find it hard to believe that you can't find a job if you can code. Maybe competition or demands are especially high in the Bay area?
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
So what do you do now? Btw some men in tech are also over 35 and tired of hiring rituals.
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by jhfhhhf 8y ago
Maybe being a high school teacher is simply more pleasant than working in tech to some people? I don't think your example shows there is an untapped talent pool. Of course, in general, you can make a job more attractive (raise salaries