Women Share The Misogynistic Things Men Have Told Them At Work

[Ahadi]

This shyt definitely happens. Ppl be whispering this stuff to me, talking about someone else.

 

[HARLEM AL]

I’ve worked with women in education for almost 11 years soon. Ask any dude that’s halfway decent how hostile that shyt can be. It’s even worst if they are not attracted to you.

All this shyt is projection. Yeah some dudes are socially awkward and a few downright creeps. But that ain’t shyt compared to what women do in the office environment. The fukking cattiness with each other is out of this world alone.

 

[Detroit Wave]

Number 4 aint even misogynistic hit the gym fatty eating disorder = lack of discipline

 

[Greed]

4."I worked in retail at a department store when I was 16 and stayed there for almost two years. A 17-year-old coworker was there for a few months, and at one point, we were talking as I stood on something that then tipped back. I caught myself, but he looked at me and told me, 'It happened because you're fat.'​

"At the time, I was recovering from an eating disorder."
—dmoral

This is messed up to say but it’s not misogynistic lol. Moreso fat-shaming but was it wrong? Lol

 

[null]

some of those are compliments / true and some are nothing to do with being female.

others overstep the mark. you americans blabber too much in the office.

and "I forgot to wear a bra" ...

 

[SupaHotIce]

Thats what happens when you fake smile in everyones face and try to be friendly

They think you're their friend or know they can shyt on you

 

[Piff Perkins]

I think a lot of this comes down to bad home training/parenting, and not enough education

Some men don't know how to act... normal around women.

Treating grown men like children in these discussions is why this is a problem in the first place. You shouldn't need home training to know some things are inappropriate to say at work. Companies have HR departments for a reason.

 

[EARFQUAKE]

Thats what happens when you fake smile in everyones face and try to be friendly

They think you're their friend or know they can shyt on you

What? Yall say some really crazy stuff to justify abnormal behavior.


Got dudes in here saying ugly women shouldn't have an opinion in the workplace what sense does that make?

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

I’ve worked with women in education for almost 11 years soon. Ask any dude that’s halfway decent how hostile that shyt can be. It’s even worst if they are not attracted to you.

All this shyt is projection. Yeah some dudes are socially awkward and a few downright creeps. But that ain’t shyt compared to what women do in the office environment. The fukking cattiness with each other is out of this world alone.

This is facts right here.
If an article came out on some reverse shyt, these broads would be blaming men for not being man enough to put up with them, etc....

Hell, I know women that complain about WOMEN in the work place more then they do men. Don't be no legit bad bytch stuck in an office with some washed up broads. Man, the stories I hear. lol.

 

[Greed]

Also #30 is ridiculous

That’s the type of person I’d immediately refrain from speaking to anymore if they took that harmless question as being misogynistic. None of what she justifies it with make it better, as I’m sure if the guy asked any of those other questions she would feel offended the same way (ie what her finances are like, does she want children, etc).

Most the other ones are misogynistic or just flat out offensive, this is neither.

 

[KidJSoul]

Treating grown men like children in these discussions is why this is a problem in the first place. You shouldn't need home training to know some things are inappropriate to say at work. Companies have HR departments for a reason.

Of course you shouldn't, but sadly, a lot of people won't behave themselves naturally unless it was reinforced in the home. A lot of people are shyt like that

Bad parenting contributes to people being entitled and selfish and immature. Those types of people only behave themselves in the face of clear and present punishment, sometimes.

 

[Umoja]

Treating grown men like children in these discussions is why this is a problem in the first place. You shouldn't need home training to know some things are inappropriate to say at work. Companies have HR departments for a reason.

Was he treating them as though they were children though?

You're coming across as a try hard because anyone with a lick of sense knows that the way people are raised impacts the way they behave when they're adults.

It is not treating them like children. It is pointing out that the home they grew up in failed to instill proper values.

There are plenty of problematic posts in this thread. Why don't you pick one of them to flex over?

 

[Phitz]

Did I lie or no … tell me

if a man typed the same about women, it would be seen as misogynistic

 

[SunnyD]

if a man typed the same about women, it would be seen as misogynistic

You staph it

 

[Phitz]

You staph it

its true