Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
OP never described being "corrected". He merely made a suggestion to both OP and her DD providing options to try, but did not "correct". Also the title of the thread is misleading - what she described is not at all inappropriate. I opened the thread thinking I was going to read something really alarming.
Agree. He was giving suggestions. He wasn’t inappropriate. He offered, you said thanks, and everyone moved on
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
OP never described being "corrected". He merely made a suggestion to both OP and her DD providing options to try, but did not "correct". Also the title of the thread is misleading - what she described is not at all inappropriate. I opened the thread thinking I was going to read something really alarming.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
OP never described being "corrected". He merely made a suggestion to both OP and her DD providing options to try, but did not "correct". Also the title of the thread is misleading - what she described is not at all inappropriate. I opened the thread thinking I was going to read something really alarming.
OP here. I disagree. I think it's inappropriate for an older man to be watching the women at a gym (even if he works there) and approaching them with "pointers" -- in my DD's case telling her to leave one machine and try a different one.
I say this as someone who has been in the weight room of my gym for years, surrounded by mostly guys, and never had this experience.
Also, it's just insulting to think that I, an adult woman, can't handle the barbell I am holding and need someone to come along and give me a tip. If I had been struggling, then it might make sense.
Whoa....you are very defensive OP. You need to chill out, you finding this entire interaction as gross and insulting says a lot about your insecurities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
OP never described being "corrected". He merely made a suggestion to both OP and her DD providing options to try, but did not "correct". Also the title of the thread is misleading - what she described is not at all inappropriate. I opened the thread thinking I was going to read something really alarming.
OP here. I disagree. I think it's inappropriate for an older man to be watching the women at a gym (even if he works there) and approaching them with "pointers" -- in my DD's case telling her to leave one machine and try a different one.
I say this as someone who has been in the weight room of my gym for years, surrounded by mostly guys, and never had this experience.
Also, it's just insulting to think that I, an adult woman, can't handle the barbell I am holding and need someone to come along and give me a tip. If I had been struggling, then it might make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
OP never described being "corrected". He merely made a suggestion to both OP and her DD providing options to try, but did not "correct". Also the title of the thread is misleading - what she described is not at all inappropriate. I opened the thread thinking I was going to read something really alarming.
Anonymous wrote:Yea I would complain to the hotel. What did you say to him when he “corrected” you?
Anonymous wrote:How did YOU respond when he “mansplained”?
Anonymous wrote:Well I don't know if what you described is in the category of "gross", it's more mansplaining which is also not okay but I wouldn't be creeped out by this dude just annoyed.