Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you speak up and let them know these subjects are not appropriate?
If you did this, you’d be labeled sexist.
Disagree. Record their comments, file a lawsuit for harassment, and get millions.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you speak up and let them know these subjects are not appropriate?
If you did this, you’d be labeled sexist.
Anonymous wrote:Do you speak up and let them know these subjects are not appropriate?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:File a report with HR. If a man was talking about his vasectomy and "morning wood" in front of female colleagues, he'd get fired. Women should be held to the same standard.
These women aren't talking about sexual function or sex at all. They are talking about their health issues. Would you go to HR for someone complaining about their knee or a fungal infection?
This is OP. I hear their comments as health issues amd not sexual. I asked the question here because it's a new experience for me and I didn't know if it is an outlier.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:File a report with HR. If a man was talking about his vasectomy and "morning wood" in front of female colleagues, he'd get fired. Women should be held to the same standard.
These women aren't talking about sexual function or sex at all. They are talking about their health issues. Would you go to HR for someone complaining about their knee or a fungal infection?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:File a report with HR. If a man was talking about his vasectomy and "morning wood" in front of female colleagues, he'd get fired. Women should be held to the same standard.
These women aren't talking about sexual function or sex at all. They are talking about their health issues. Would you go to HR for someone complaining about their knee or a fungal infection?
Anonymous wrote:File a report with HR. If a man was talking about his vasectomy and "morning wood" in front of female colleagues, he'd get fired. Women should be held to the same standard.
Anonymous wrote:Is this situation unusual?
I work closely with a few women who share a lot with me (I am a middle aged married man). I know about things like:
* GYN topics (yeast infections, heavy flow, D&C procedures, painful endometrial biopsies, suspect mammo results)
* all sorts of topics about their spouses (gripes, their issues, etc),
* difficult issues in their pasts (abuse, divorces)
I listen and empathize as best as I can. It doesn't bother me. But this is a new experience for me. Is this unusual? Or is it just new for me?