#MeToo Movement Now Blames Men for AVOIDING Women at Work! (abuse, claims)

[Absolom]

Originally Posted by BirdieBelle

It becomes a problem when men in positions of seniority, which is often the majority, choose not to mentor women in the workplace because of a perceived fear of backlash.

Then women who have never professed anything about the #metoo are penalized just for being women, just as some men are claiming happens to them.

At that point, sexuality is being unnecessarily applied to professional relationships.

We didn't build this.

And it is unfortunate, but it's understandable that men don't want their careers and lives ruined.

[Fifty Seven]

Amazing to see people arguing as if their caustic shaming language will override men's sense of self preservation.

[PedroMartinez]

Originally Posted by Absolom

We didn't build this.

Bricks provided by the DNC "by any means necessary" with motar provided by #metoo.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by Absolom

We didn't build this.

And it is unfortunate, but it's understandable that men don't want their careers and lives ruined.

Amazing how SO many men are able to go to work every day without "ruining their lives and careers."

Why can't the rest of you figure this out?

[Absolom]

Originally Posted by BirdieBelle

Amazing how SO many men are able to go to work every day without "ruining their lives and careers."

Why can't the rest of you figure this out?

Most people's homes aren't burglarized. But people still lock their doors.

[PedroMartinez]

Originally Posted by BirdieBelle

Amazing how SO many men are able to go to work every day without "ruining their lives and careers."

Why can't the rest of you figure this out?

How many women go to work without being sexually assaulted?

Are women who take steps to avoid being sexually assaulted at work acting dumb?

[PedroMartinez]

"Only women have the right to be prudent when looking after their welfare" is what I'm reading in this thread.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by PedroMartinez

How many women go to work without being sexually assaulted?

Are women who take steps to avoid being sexually assaulted at work acting dumb?

Are you typing this from a work computer right now, cowering in fear of false accusation under your desk?

Or are you just fine, employed with no one really harming you, flinging out accusations based on hearsay and very limited life experience?

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by PedroMartinez

"Only women have the right to be prudent when looking after their welfare" is what I'm reading in this thread.

Does my carrying pepper spray when I walk through a dark parking lot keep you from getting promoted?

[aileesic]

Originally Posted by Absolom

What's the problem here? Why is it problematic that some men are choosing to minimize their contact with women in the workplace?

Should not be a problem. Let's minimize unnecessary contact for all.