re: Is anyone following the "Me too." phenomenon on social media?

Dibs in a few years

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I'm not blaming women who've actually been raped and truly sexually assaulted, because it is real and happens everyday. But I see so many women dressed like complete Prostitute Lite in the workplace who boldly wear v neck shirts with their boobs hanging out, and other attire that is just entirely unprofessional, if nothing else. And I feel the same about a man who wears clothing that is inappropriate in a professional setting. What I'm about to say will probably trigger some folks, but stop dressing inappropriately in the workplace, because you know what type of attention you seek when you have your body exposed. Save it for the club, not the office.

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I'll say this - 95% of the "appropriate office attire" emails I've seen have been directed towards the females in the office

100% agree but if a woman is beautiful she will get hit on no matter what clothes she wears.

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Tbird fwiw I'd have a beer with you

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Me too, then I'd just spit a big old mouthful of beer right in his face!!!

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Strap a camera on me, mother fricker I'll be the OT guinea pig. I'll visit a different restaurant and different bar every night for 7 days. I'll sit at the bar, order a beer and food, get on my phone to scroll through TD or Instagram. Watch what happens. It ain't just being complimented and then left alone - promise you that.

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I can send you a tiny go pro :-).

Look, your experience may or not be what you perceive, but guys approaching you attempting to get your number or know you better certainly isn't sexual harassment. You tell them no, and move on. The moment they don't take no for an answer then you have a case for your complaints.

Absolutely, she will. I just wanted to get the prostitution whore attire thing off my chest, if you will. I get annoyed by women in sales who want to "do whatever it takes" to get the deal, but cry foul on social media because they're doing what they do best: attention seeking.

They may think they're doing something noble, but I think it almost delegitimizates the real issues out there.

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So how many dudes who were hit on by gay men gonna come forward with some similar shite?

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Not even close to being the same.

I was a low level NCO (doesn't mean shite in the grand scheme)

Had a male O-5 colonel making inappropriate comments and always gravitating to me while deployed. Would only bring stuff to me, awkward touching of shoulder etc. Doesn't really happen with the rank gap, let alone two guys. One day he walked up to me and told me that he was kinda gay and wanted my "horse cock"

I was the only person he'd go to for any issues at all, so I had told my supervisor just asking her to kinda deflect, take care of him if he came around, because I didn't want to have any interaction with the guy.

She then reports it and I am left out looking like a douchebag. Nothing happened to the guy at all though and it was all just played off as joking around and him coming form a flying world that's how he was. I have played sports all my life and seen some of the stupid shite that happens, never has another man came up to me and only me and said something like that in a "playing around" manner though.

The hilarious part was my father in law last Thanksgiving. My wife only has one sibling (a younger brother), whose white wife is a texas grad and an avid liberal.

He gifted me a MAGA shirt. Partly because I had mentioned I'd wanted one earlier in the year, and partly because he knew she'd be visiting too and wanted to piss her off. It worked

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Tbird fwiw I'd have a beer with you.

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I have a standing invite for all TD members if they're ever in the Alamo City. Hit me up and well break bread/throw back a couple of cold ones