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Old 04-10-2022 | 10:32 AM
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echelon
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Originally Posted by WYSIWYG
All these work policies are to some extent ok, I want Everybody to feel ok, however, that extends to both sides. I must accept the fact that some people are gay and some are transgender. They must accept the fact that not everybody feels comfortable with that.
Replace "gay" or "transgender" with "black" and then read that sentence again - who are you to tell a group of people that they just need to accept your intolerance?

Originally Posted by WYSIWYG
I once had two gay FAs ( male, atleast I believe they identified as such) talked extremely loud and vulgar what they did to respective partner in the jet ridge with everybody to hear, including pax. It is that attitude, right in your face and you better like it…
This is unacceptable, but only because it should be unacceptable for ANYONE, regardless of sexual orientation, to subject a captive audience to unsolicited bedroom stories. Why not keep your distaste focused where it actually belongs: towards people talking about their sex lives at work? And leave the rest of the queer community, that doesn't make a habit of doing that but have nonetheless been characterized by you as something "not everybody feels comfortable with," out of it? And no, I don't buy for a second that it's only the gays being vulgar at work. A few months ago I flew with a captain who wanted to teach me (got up out of his seat to demonstrate) how to make a girl squirt. The female FA's are sexually harassed probably every day in one form or another by male pilots and passengers. So nice try, but no.
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