I don’t see anything wrong. She obviously wants people looking based on what she wore. I’m a guy, she’s a woman, we’re both over 18. Play ball?
I don’t see anything wrong. She obviously wants people looking based on what she wore. I’m a guy, she’s a woman, we’re both over 18. Play ball?
Did she say or act like there was something wrong with your comment?
If No, why are you even posting here?
If Yes, why didn't you tell us what she said or did?
Spotter of sneeds wrote:
Did she say or act like there was something wrong with your comment?
If No, why are you even posting here?
If Yes, why didn't you tell us what she said or did?
because op didn’t make up that part of this story yet.
Are you attractive? If so, then she probably appreciated it.
are you ugly? If so, then you’re a creep and she probably reported it
Spotter of sneeds wrote:
Did she say or act like there was something wrong with your comment?
If No, why are you even posting here?
If Yes, why didn't you tell us what she said or did?
Her lip quivered a bit and she said “Thanks J.”.
Back in the day is was perfectly acceptable to compliment a woman.
Today this is considered toxic masculinity.
My TA daily grind wrote:
Spotter of sneeds wrote:
Did she say or act like there was something wrong with your comment?
If No, why are you even posting here?
If Yes, why didn't you tell us what she said or did?
Her lip quivered a bit and she said “Thanks J.”.
Jamin?
How would you know she looks great? You know a lot about dresses? Pretty suspicious, doubt she's into gay guys
I have never commented on a female colleague's appearance. New haircut? Extravagant outfit? Pants ripped right down the butt crack? Doesn't matter, I'm not saying sh*t. The potential risks are obvious, and the potential rewards are a figment of your imagination.
These fake story threads have become so lame. There’s no creativity, wit, or humor anymore.
Do you only say that when she wears low-cut things?
Nothing wrong with a complement. However, she'll probably think you're a creep for only complimenting her on the day her boobs were out. You went for the obvious. She knows why, and she won't respect that. Compliments are more appreciated when they're unexpected.
Nancy B. wrote:
Back in the day is was perfectly acceptable to compliment a woman.
Today this is considered toxic masculinity.
So?