ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST! RYAN LIZZA FIRED FROM THE New Yorker!
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This article STRONGLY makes it seem like Mooch and company got a chick to accuse him so he'd lose his gig
Mooch still bringing the fukkery
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Watch her name is Bernadette Mostacioli
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Not me!
I'm curious now 
Where's the line between sex attraction, flirting, and sexual harassment at work....
Am i now just supposed to keep my total distance from women i know are attracted to me or are these sexual harrassment scandals something completely different like no mutual attraction /borderline rape....
I almost dont even feel comfortable talking with now women, because i know a lot of them like me. And there can be some flirting and inappropriate touching / hugging.
Where's the line between sex attraction, flirting, and sexual harassment at work....
Am i now just supposed to keep my total distance from women i know are attracted to me or are these sexual harrassment scandals something completely different like no mutual attraction /borderline rape....
I almost dont even feel comfortable talking with now women, because i know a lot of them like me. And there can be some flirting and inappropriate touching / hugging.
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because i never knew, i never engaged in any of it. work and play don't mix.I'm curious now
Where's the line between sex attraction, flirting, and sexual harassment at work....
This has always been my mindset, but some of these women are making it hard for me now
Never mixed work with pleasure before, even when working in retail....
the women i mostly see around dress like hillary clinton. there are some attractive ones, but none so much so that i can't find similar working at another company. now if taylor rooks type women were just walking around dressed like this i'd have to find a new job.This has always been my mindset, but some of these women are making it hard for me now
Never mixed work with pleasure before, even when working in retail....
Man I'm sure quite a few relationships start in the workplace. Some shyt works some shyt doesn't. Now if you just out here heartless donkey dikking broads with no regards for their emotions you probably want to not do that at the job.This has always been my mindset, but some of these women are making it hard for me now
Never mixed work with pleasure before, even when working in retail....
No doubt, but I'm just trying to see what's classified as sexual harassment.
Because while I do agree there's people in power, who use their status to influence, pressure, and manipulate others. I don't necessarily believe everyone who's being accused is "guilty" . There's a lot of blurred lines.
Can actions from mutual attraction later be seen as sexual harassment because things didn't work out.....
Oh I agree that not everyone accused is guilty, but in this shoot first and ask questions later environment it's best to be safe especially when your skin is black.
Hardly anyone would report someone for sexual harassment, if they respectfully and considerately asked them out, or something along those lines.
Anytime you are using power imbalance, or "male privilege" to "flirt" with someone at work, you are crossing a line.
For so long the status quo has been men say whatever they want, and women deal with it, and it was never right, and its becoming less and less acceptable in more places.
Yes, making overt and covert sexual remarks in the workplace to women is sexual harassment. Yes, repeatedly hitting on someone in the workplace who is not interested is sexual harassment.
Anytime you are using power imbalance, or "male privilege" to "flirt" with someone at work, you are crossing a line.
For so long the status quo has been men say whatever they want, and women deal with it, and it was never right, and its becoming less and less acceptable in more places.
Yes, making overt and covert sexual remarks in the workplace to women is sexual harassment. Yes, repeatedly hitting on someone in the workplace who is not interested is sexual harassment.