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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yep, we middle-aged men can't be allowed to mentor or otherwise involve ourselves with young women at work, even accompanied by our S/O or spouse.

It's because all of the other women will assume we're trying to get in her pants.  Or that she's sleeping with us.

Honestly, if women are ever going to get a break, the first one is going to have to come from other women, but I'm not holding my breath.  [/quote]

[b]Middle-aged man here.  You're being a jackanape.
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Mentoring is fine.  Inappropriate socializing not fine.

I wouldn't invite a 20 y/o MALE subordinate to a concert under any circumstances.

[b]Heck, I wouldn't invite a 20 y/o other than my kids to a concert.  It's self-evidently creepy/weird. [/b]

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Taking a young adult out with your spouse is "inappropriate," unless it's to the golf course?  Who TF wrote this rule?

"Middle-aged man," my foot, Irene.  You have a nice day.  [/quote]

48.  Bald except on sides (#1 all around).  Hair in my ears.  Is that good enough for you or do you want details of my last prostate exam?

I'd invite a 20y/o subordinate to a business lunch.  To golf.  To a cup of coffee during workday.

But not to a concert.  I was raised right.[/quote]

56y/o male here but I wouldn’t do that unless it’s a group event. No way I am spending any time with a 20yo woman outside work. No f-ing way.[/quote]

+1[/quote]

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