OK - I put up a local stripclub's calendar in my office every year. Nothing too risque - no nudity or anything. Sorta Sports Illustrated style. Actually it's pretty PG by most peoples standards. Although I work for a really big company, my office area is off in a little alcove area, and we don't get any foot traffic other than people in our own group. Usually.
The calendar hangs in my office in such a way that you have to step into my office to see it - you can't see it from the doorway. Apparently when I stepped away from my office a high level manager wandered in to use my phone. He had no idea whose office it was (my name is on the door, but he never looked at it). According to a nearby office dweller, this guy saw the calendar and went ballistic - how it was politically incorrect, zero tolerance for "smut", yadda yadda yadda. When he finally asked whose office it was, it stopped him dead in his tracks. Oh....wait.....it's a WOMAN'S office? Uh huh. His whole demeanor changed. He said that as long as I was a woman, it would be OK. He just shook his head a bit and left.
Now on the one hand, I was totally relieved. But then it dawned on me that that is blatant reverse discrimination, and I got more than a little pissed off. Why is ok for me to have this calendar, but not a guy? Or am I looking at this thing completely wrong? Am I missing something?![]()



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