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Shame. World needs more bisexual female role models

I bet it's tough to meet like-minded people you can trust, and also share your somewhat taboo sexual feelings with. Sucks - but if it is essentially her employee, yeah, that's a no-no.

Troy wrote: Sucks - but if it is essentially her employee, yeah, that's a no-no.

That's my thought. The power dynamic doesn't change because you're a woman.

Troy wrote: I bet it's tough to meet like-minded people you can trust, and also share you somewhat taboo sexual feelings with. Sucks - but if it is essentially her employee, yeah, that's a no-no.

I'm generally of the mindset that relationships, humanity, and people are more important than these types of restrictions. I understand why some companies/organizations have them, but overall, people should be free to live their lives.

TheCatt wrote:

Troy wrote: I bet it's tough to meet like-minded people you can trust, and also share you somewhat taboo sexual feelings with. Sucks - but if it is essentially her employee, yeah, that's a no-no.

I'm generally of the mindset that relationships, humanity, and people are more important than these types of restrictions. I understand why some companies/organizations have them, but overall, people should be free to live their lives.

I agree.

But also never put anything in writing, or in a picture, that you want to be secret.

TheCatt wrote:

Troy wrote: I bet it's tough to meet like-minded people you can trust, and also share you somewhat taboo sexual feelings with. Sucks - but if it is essentially her employee, yeah, that's a no-no.

I'm generally of the mindset that relationships, humanity, and people are more important than these types of restrictions. I understand why some companies/organizations have them, but overall, people should be free to live their lives.

I think in a perfect world where everyone acted good to each other, this sounds great. Just like Socialism - on paper it seems possible and a step up from our current system if everyone was a good actor. But in reality people always screw those good ideals up and game the system for their own benefit. So it’s never going to happen. Damn humanity.

Troy wrote: I think in a perfect world where everyone acted good to each other, this sounds great. Just like Socialism - on paper it seems possible and a step up from our current system if everyone was a good actor. But in reality people always screw those good ideals up and game the system for their own benefit. So it’s never going to happen. Damn humanity.

This. Also, someone made a really good point in a comment on this story. The workplace affair doesn't just impact the two having the affair. Do you think you're going to get the same consideration on your job review as the coworker that's blowing the boss when it comes to the limited resources of salaries for the coming year? How about the times you're having to cover for that person because they've taken yet another 2-3 hour lunch which has become fairly regular? Or they've taken another unscheduled day off?

It's a smart idea for businesses to nip this stuff with subordinates.

What's more important voting for a letter or not voting for a pedophile?

According to voters in Virginia, the letter.

2019, where serving time in jail for a sex scandal involving an underage girl isn't enough to derail your political career.

People that work in Washington DC do not live in Washington DC. I think VA has turned a corner, at least until the federal government runs out of money and starts to contract again. It will be a big government voting bloc for the foreseeable future.

Leisher wrote: What's more important voting for a letter or not voting for a pedophile?

According to voters in Virginia, the letter.

2019, where serving time in jail for a sex scandal involving an underage girl isn't enough to derail your political career.

17 years old isn't pedophilia. It's legal in NC. They ended up being married and have 3 kids together. Honestly, I am surprised he's still running, my favorite part was this, though

Morrissey resigned his seat in December 2014 but then ran in the special election to fill his own vacancy. He won that election in January 2015 while in jail, reclaiming his seat in the Virginia House of Delegates.

He was cited for contempt of court ten times, jailed or arrested five times and had his law license suspended twice.

Good gravy.

TheCatt wrote: 17 years old isn't pedophilia. It's legal in NC.

Not legal here pervert.

Why'd he do jail time if it was all legit?

And yeah, his legal career alone shows he never should have won office.

I think it's Clippy helping her navigate Microsoft Office.

Texas State Rep dropped some cocaine at an airport.

Nevarez hasn’t been charged, but investigators said in the affidavit that he is suspected of third-degree felony drug possession, which carries a maximum term of 10 years in prison if convicted. He also could be disbarred if convicted.

Leisher wrote: Ethics probe into Rashida Tlaib expanded over proof of misuse of campaign funds.

That's 3 or the 4 "Squad" members that are under investigation for misappropriating campaign funds. They keep calling them the future of the party, but so far they seem just like what it's always been aside from the minority and female part.

Troll level... Master

Ok, that's fucking hilarious.

Keep in mind that is is alleged to have happened while Hunter was banging his dead brother's wife.

DNA tests have NOT been friendly to Democrat presidential candidates this election.

Better than banging his brother's dead wife.

The Ukrainian favor-job is still worse. Widows need love too.