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People are no longer getting rolled over with the gaslighting and it is costing companies where they can feel it. Work should be about work skills and work behavior, and work should be highlighted for its work value and not some preference for one bedroom activity or another.
originally posted by: Annee
I’d say it’s far more about equal rights and acceptance in a workplace and society.
What “polite society “ forced to the fringes, and legally denied rights of livelihood just for being who they are needed to be corrected and recognized.
Same with the disabled, skin color, etc.
It’s not about the bedroom. That’s a cop out.
originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: quintessentone
Key word SHOULD, does not mean that everyone knows this. Schools don't teach how to do a job interview anymore
originally posted by: Annee
I’d say it’s far more about equal rights and acceptance in a workplace and society.
What “polite society “ forced to the fringes, and legally denied rights of livelihood just for being who they are needed to be corrected and recognized.
Same with the disabled, skin color, etc.
It’s not about the bedroom. That’s a cop out.
originally posted by: Annee
I’d say it’s far more about equal rights and acceptance in a workplace and society.
What “polite society “ forced to the fringes, and legally denied rights of livelihood just for being who they are needed to be corrected and recognized.
Same with the disabled, skin color, etc.
It’s not about the bedroom. That’s a cop out.
originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: quintessentone
Key word SHOULD, does not mean that everyone knows this. Schools don't teach how to do a job interview anymore