Chicken or egg? Acting attract morons or the profession makes them moronic?

Sometimes I just think we aren't heard or empathized with because men are, you know, wired differently...

Some men are completely unable to not see women as possessions or housekeepers or second mothers, but that definitely isn't the bulk of them.

I find it more prevalent in male dominated industries and cut throat corporate environments.
Interestingly enough, I get nothing but respect from my male firefighters. I ignore the locker-room talk and let them be who they are. Never has one of them made me feel remotely objectified on the job. I have the Women's Fire and EMS conference in Fairfax county, VA at the end of May. I am really interested in seeing how they address this, I am not interested in a She-ra man haters club. There was some massive fallout with that fire department and the treatment of women. The women's liaison quit and called out the chief for ignoring harassment.

 

Very likely.
I just know what it is like to be called kiddo in a corporate meeting. It has stuck with me for a long time. I manage your part quality and you are gonna call me kiddo????

 

Lighten up, punkin.

 

I call some of my top engineers douches in meetings.

 

Watch yourself, kiddo.

 

Don't say stuff like that in public. Because now we all know that you used to follow him on social media.

 

And having Papa point it out makes it even worse.

 

I read last year that Terry Crews was spending something like 12 hours a day watching porn and how he was struggling with HIS addiction. Sadly too many woman will take his word as an ambassador of all men.

 

I'd rather be called a douche than kiddo