Creeper alert!
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
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By NotHungryAnymore - 01/03/2016 15:46 - United States - Rochester
Exactly this. You don't like comments like that, stop wearing such slutty clothes. **** people who think it's cool to sue for no particularly good reason. He might have been joking around or insinuating that you need to fix your dress code. Jesus Christ, some people would do anything for a buck. It's like walking naked down a dark alley and getting pissed off when you get raped. Like, are you kidding me? Edit: Dude, what the **** is with the double comments? Obviously I only hit reply on one of these comments.
I'm sorry you feel this way, but the reality is you are delusional if you think that dressing any way she wants is acceptable. As I have previously pointed out, I have a full right to file a sexual harassment complaint against a female wearing revealing clothing - while most would call it silly, it is no different from a female filing a complaint about an inappropriate comment.
The thing is, unless you were at the scene when it happened, you have no actual proof whether she was wearing revealing clothing or not. There's always a possibility that she wasn't wearing revealing clothing.
sexuall harassment, but if you complain about it they might say you asked for it.
document and report. it's sexual harrassment and coniving as it can be with the economic climate it down that you recently repoted something like that could keep you employed if a few at your job was laid off you'd be avoided in case you might claim you were laid off over someone else cause your boss wanted you gone after reporting it.
Best Boss Ever
Dont flaunt your cleavage if you don't want men looking at it. either take the compliment graciously or cover up bitch.
That is a valid point, which begs the question - how big of an idiot is her boss to say something like that? *facepalm*
There's no difference between showing your boobs and an appreciative comment about what you have shown. Except in the ****** up legal system we have.
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i'm pretty sure thats illegal
OMG what a perv...lol