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Okay, I'll bite. You think it's just women? A few weeks ago, a male co-worker went into a complete tizzy over a scarf. A f***ing SCARF. He thought someone stole it and he flipped out on the entire crew, all flustered and shaking-"Who stole it? I know it was one of you! Oh my God, I cannot work under these conditions! I'm going to quit RIGHT NOW." Then he called two of the other employees who had already left and asked them if they took it, then called one of our bosses and said we were all thieves.
I told him to calm down and that it was probably in his car. When he went out there, he called us from his phone, all sheepish, saying "Yeah, it's in here". No apologies for accusing us of taking his ratty POS.
So yes, men can be total drama queens as well.
P.S.-Not all women are emotional, either. Some (like myself) can be "stoic, reserved, aloof, distant, unemotional, cold"...words normally used to describe men. And I've seen men cry.
Yes, but he sounds like he is a gay man and the effeminate one in any potential relationship. Having said that, one poster pointed out that you don't hear of too many women going into a workplace and shooting everyone up.
I've never worked with anyone who cried in the workplace and I've been working more years than you have been alive. Maybe it is something that you bring to the workplace that is causing the tears.
Snort. You're lucky I remember you from way back and like you.
I knew you'd "get it"; we need a good laugh today.
TGIF!
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