Modern Women ANGRY That Men AVOID Them At Work

Modern Women ANGRY That Men AVOID Them At Work

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[carlmartin]

The difference between harassment and flirting is whether or not the woman finds the man attractive. Period.

[inspecthergadget]

If you see one with her car stranded in the middle of nowhere, just keep moving on.
They are strong and independent and don't need no man.

[stinkmeaner]

When the phrase “He makes me uncomfortable” can cost a man his ability to put bread on the table, we realize we need to eat more than we need to socialize with the extreme liability known as the modern woman. We’ve realized this stuff is mostly based on how they “feel” or “advice” from other women. The only way to win is not to play the game.

[GSD-hdyh]

Scenario 1.
Woman: We do not want men to approach us.
Men : No longer approach women
Women: Why don't men approach us anymore?
Scenario 2.
Women: Men telling us things is Mansplaining, this is wrong, can't do that.
Men: No longer explain things to women
Women: We need men to mentor us in the workplace so we can get ahead.
Men: Isn't mentoring the same as mansplaining? That's wrong, can't do that.

[maynurd]

All it takes is one accusation against a man by a woman to ruin his life.

[Kylorin]

Sometimes to win just dont play the game.

[dorokaiyinvil]

I don't feel awkward being alone at work with women
I ACTIVELY AVOID IT FOR MY OWN SAFETY

[snidecommenter]

One of my uncles was a high school teacher. One year a young lady accused him of sexual misconduct because he gave her a failing grade for not doing her assignments.
Fortunately for him he lived in a small community which had common sense. Plus his reputation was about as squeaky clean as it can get.
The aftermath? He refused to teach girls after that. They told him it wasn't an option, so he quit.
Now the school had no one to teach math or physics.

[Johnsmith-koyj]

Men have stopped approaching women especially at work as they're not willing to loose not only their job but their entire career on a woman's lies of her misinterpretation of the situation.

[deusvult]

As a man always report any woman who makes you feel uncomfortable and never sheet where you eat. Women and HR will only back down as soon as enough complaints about women in the workplace are equal to what women report. It's not about facts, it's about your feelings.

Time to flip the script on the gynocracy.

[kickinthegob]

I just experienced a situation where a former HR representative nearly cost me a new job. She moved to a new company, where I have applied for an executive position.
Upon seeing my name on the contract, she stopped the hiring process and insisted I be investigated. She breached confidentiality and data privacy laws by bringing up confidential information from our previous employment. To make matters worse, I was cleared of any wrongdoing when I was investigated the first time (which she didn't tell my new boss) and when I was investigated by my new potential employer, they cleared me of any past unethical behavior too.

I want to see this woman fired. How many others did she screw like this?

[lent]

While it being a complete overreaction (I deliberately do it), I started following policy:
When a woman enters my office, I get up and leave and ask for someone else to come in and be witness.
For job interviews, I prospectively tell women that there will be a second person as witness.
Online meetings are all being recorded which I tell them in advance and they have to agree otherwise it does not happen.

When you turn over the presumption of guilt to protect yourself (i.e. from false allegations) women are getting extremely mad because they are not used to be seen as perpetrators like men are.
I do that not only to be an a-hole but for personal safety. I have been accused of s*xual misconduct for not giving a job to a woman, I had false allegations from a colleague after saying that I am married, I had been falsely accused of writing s*xual messages in the chat during an video conference. And guess what? I could prove my innocence in all of these cases. The accusers never faced any backlash.

[ComposedSage]

They got what they wanted in terms of men leaving them alone and yet they STILL found a problem with it. So even when men keep their distance and leave them to themselves we’re still to blame. Fellas, do your own things away from them as much as you can 🤦‍♂️

[timjones]

Why is she so bothered about men not approaching her at work?
She should be too busy working to even notice, I'd fire her immediately.

[williamsporing]

We aren’t afraid of them, we’re protecting ourselves

[reggie]

The truth is nowadays women will think you are an asshole and miserable if you don’t minimally acknowledge her flirty behavior. Even at work I notice women feel as if they are entitled to have the attention of all the men. If you are man that doesn’t entertain a women’s flirtatious aura then they start to think you’re an asshole lol

[JezaLoki]

4 men at my work were let go because a complaint was made. The woman in question didn’t make the complaint and openly declared she didn’t feel harassed. Yet, because a 3rd party made the complaint to feminist HR, the men were stood down for 8 weeks and continuously interviewed and pressured into resigning. Essentially, they had to plead guilty in order to move on with their lives and find new jobs.

[garcher]

This is important. Important enough to be uploaded often. Let there be no mistaking it, men are under assault and need to fortify and defend themselves by all means possible.

[mr.blademonktravels]

I've been pulled into a couple of HRs because of something harmless, so I just stopped speaking with women on the job.

[thomasmanning]

I'm a retired American. I moved to the Philippines March 2021. The differences between Filipinas and American women is profound. Filipinas are very often slender, nearly always very kind, and respond to love with love. My God, how refreshing! I'm not returning to the USA.