I think you need to calm down, go and put on a pretty dress, and stop bothering your little head about "manly" things like building work. Have a cup of tea (no biccies though, think of your figure!) and think about nice things like bunnies and flowers, perhaps?@ElChanguito sadly not.
@eggsalafrancais don’t worry, I won’t and have told partner (who has been here throughout) not to. He’s also currently 48 mins late and I need to get to the office but wanted to discuss snags in person as he’s supposed to be finishing today (already a week later than scheduled and he still has a lot left to do). I’m fuming. I think I should probably just go otherwise I’ll say something I regret!
That's not the point though is it? it's about letting women have one bloody day that's not about men. He could have easily googled it.to be honest I don’t blame men for asking about IMD on IWD as the men’s day is far less celebrated than the women’s!
Women really aren’t equalWe are all equal so why IWD? I don’t agree with it.
Agreed! It's like the not all men thing. When the Sarah Everard case happened so many men were like 'yuhhh but we're not all like that'. Okay but some of you clearly fucking are so why don't you focus on that instead of patting yourself on the back for not doing something you shouldn't be doing anyway!!Yes exactly ! why do men always do this when it comes to anything women. Its the same with domestic violence any campaign is always met with but what about men! You have your own campaign go away! if you're that bothered why don't you get involved in a mens domestic violence charity
Few colleagues have shared posts about IWD being for all women including transwomen. I now know to keep my terfy opinions away from them!I just saw a post on Instagram saying to support ALL women, giving a list of all the "types" of women ... Righhhhht, guess who was first on the list? Men. Feck offff with that logic. It's a day to celebrate successes and highlight the needs of women (females) around the world. It is not another day for men pretending to be women.
I know perhaps totally unrelated topic but post BLM my older brothers work had an event on BLM with only an all white people panelMy job held a networking event for Women , run by 2 Male directors as the guest speakers. I passed on that. No thanks to being mansplained to on international womens day thank you
Yes exactly ! why do men always do this when it comes to anything women. Its the same with domestic violence any campaign is always met with but what about men! You have your own campaign go away! if you're that bothered why don't you get involved in a mens domestic violence charityThat's not the point though is it? it's about letting women have one bloody day that's not about men. He could have easily googled it.
For fucks sake that FB post has to be satire!! Surely!!! Fucking howling at that. What a prick!In case anyone else wants to join me in getting the rage about performative equality and diversity social media posts, internalised misogyny, and generalised fuckwittery off their chests. Or celebrate things that they’ve seen that are positive.
I’ll go first with a minor one, but one that pissed me off before I even got out of bed. Scrolling through Fb and I see this post by the guy that’s currently doing works to my house. Despite the fact it was me that he has dealt with the entire way through when commissioning the approx £3k worth of works he’s doing, he seems to imply here that women are only good for the refreshments they make him while he’s working. He and his wife also manage the local Fb group and have changed the profile pic to this monstrosity. Because that’s all we are. Obsessed with pink, tea & cake, and looking pretty. Urgh.
Every other day is man’s day, they barely even give women a thought. But fast enough to make IWD about them by asking when their day isto be honest I don’t blame men for asking about IMD on IWD as the men’s day is far less celebrated than the women’s!
100%. My work is too small and I don’t think they actually calculate it anyway (because if they did they’d have to acknowledge how fucking appalling it is). A competitor has done a blog post about how pro women they are. If my bosses try to do something similar I will genuinely have to say something. I’m on the fence about remaining at this company anyway and this could be the final straw!I love it, but some orgs fall through the gaps - my employer has a shit pay gap (24% lower) but manages to hide it because their legal name is different from their public/social media name. And the gap has got worse this year, plus they are doing a load of performative crap. Grrr.
I hope you wont be making him anymore cups of tea!In case anyone else wants to join me in getting the rage about performative equality and diversity social media posts, internalised misogyny, and generalised fuckwittery off their chests. Or celebrate things that they’ve seen that are positive.
I’ll go first with a minor one, but one that pissed me off before I even got out of bed. Scrolling through Fb and I see this post by the guy that’s currently doing works to my house. Despite the fact it was me that he has dealt with the entire way through when commissioning the approx £3k worth of works he’s doing, he seems to imply here that women are only good for the refreshments they make him while he’s working. He and his wife also manage the local Fb group and have changed the profile pic to this monstrosity. Because that’s all we are. Obsessed with pink, tea & cake, and looking pretty. Urgh.