
Lunabee
@Lunabee
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Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?

Posted by tizianiMy boss is a white man from Africa. He constantly cusses and makes his employees feel nervous. Very intense man. His culture is intriguing to me.
maybe Southern Hospitality?

Posted by CanthalTilt——? GOAT movie series

Posted by LunabeeYou must be cute
I started a new job 2+ weeks ago. And thewn protect the heck out of me! I perform wrong and they cover me. I produce shit work and they fix it. On the down low telling me what I did wrong.
They all have enveloped me. Is this a common male trait?


Posted by LadyNeptunePosted by LunabeeYou must be cute
I started a new job 2+ weeks ago. And thewn protect the heck out of me! I perform wrong and they cover me. I produce shit work and they fix it. On the down low telling me what I did wrong.
They all have enveloped me. Is this a common male trait?click to expand

Posted by LunabeeCause dudes don't go out of their way for anything less than cute.Posted by LadyNeptunePosted by LunabeeYou must be cute
I started a new job 2+ weeks ago. And thewn protect the heck out of me! I perform wrong and they cover me. I produce shit work and they fix it. On the down low telling me what I did wrong.
They all have enveloped me. Is this a common male trait?
Why?
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Posted by TeenaThanks teena for proving my point. Cause whose cuter than teena?!
I love men for this. They're sweet that way ?

Posted by ImpulsvI cover ass if she looks good. If not, I just get annoyed from the get-go lol
I guess if ur starting but if it continues n becomes the norm wil they be annoyed ?
Curious to hear from men lol

Posted by Ram416By no complaint from me.Did you get a good vibe from them?Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?click to expand

Posted by LadyNeptuneLol..aww?! But c'mon...most guys are really sweet in general I guess. They must be having some protective instincts 😄Posted by TeenaThanks teena for proving my point. Cause whose cuter than teena?!
I love men for this. They're sweet that way ?click to expand

Posted by TeenaWhen you say in general you mean in general based on YOUR experiences, as a cute person.Posted by LadyNeptuneLol..aww?! But c'mon...most guys are really sweet in general I guess. They must be having some protective instincts 😄Posted by TeenaThanks teena for proving my point. Cause whose cuter than teena?!
I love men for this. They're sweet that way ?click to expand

Posted by LunabeeYes. No sleazy agenda. I was new to the industry back then and they were teaching me stuff about equipment and safety procedures (practical aspects). I think their approach helped me to create a bond with them and communication became easier, work wise.Posted by Ram416By no complaint from me.Did you get a good vibe from them?Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?
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Posted by TheLibraMudra
Yea.
There's this Taurus at my work who watched a new nurse talk rudely to me time and time again. Without telling me, he got some email action to the unit director and the nurse educator. They pulled her into a room and had a talk with her and she had to apologize to me lol. I had no idea what was going on. And it was like awwwwwwww you sweet man. I can handle it, though, ya know? I dish it right back out or let it go because everyone is just under stress.
The guys will also step in and take care of all post Mortem stuff so no woman has to... If they can...
And all of the stuff this Leo has done to protect me even if I told him not to...
It's just a natural thing they do. I love it.

Posted by tiziani
maybe Southern Hospitality?

Posted by LadyNeptuneI'm not saying I'm cute...but they are definitely my experiences yeah. I can't deny your point at all coz seeming cute to guys change a lot of things..hell lot.. Can't deny that. N I've seen it not being the same for all yeah.Posted by TeenaWhen you say in general you mean in general based on YOUR experiences, as a cute person.Posted by LadyNeptuneLol..aww?! But c'mon...most guys are really sweet in general I guess. They must be having some protective instincts 😄Posted by TeenaThanks teena for proving my point. Cause whose cuter than teena?!
I love men for this. They're sweet that way ?click to expand

Posted by Ram416Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?click to expand

Posted by ImpulsvI'm working my fingers to the bone, literally. I'm so out of my element.
Well if go n get ur work done n make honest mistake
But if ur purpously trying to get away with it by batting ur eyes well yeah
Luckly I work in male dominated field n all my female conworker are above this because our lives depend on it as we need to have each other's back in the line
Male n female

Posted by Ram416My boss is a micromanaging, cuss at you make you feel two inches tall, type. I think they help me because they don't want him to yell at me.Posted by LunabeeYes. No sleazy agenda. I was new to the industry back then and they were teaching me stuff about equipment and safety procedures (practical aspects). I think their approach helped me to create a bond with them and communication became easier, work wise.Posted by Ram416By no complaint from me.Did you get a good vibe from them?Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?
It's weird cos that industry is infamous for its sexist "boys will be boys" mindset.click to expand

Posted by yupvirgooYeah, not me. I'm always kind, eager to please and dedicated.
I always try to help (coz Virgo) but it's kinda hard to help someone who are... cranky.
If she's cranky, then it's a nope for me.

Posted by PootyButtThere's only one other female. She avoided me the first week but I think she is hilarious. I really like her. She started showing me her tricks of the trade and helped me too. But she also secretly talks shit about everyone so I get the down low on them all from her perspective.
Men will do this for a new woman in a male-dominated job. Subconsciously or maybe even consciously, they're competing to woo you. It's the sweet side of male chauvinism. I worked in a few jobs like that, and it happened every place. And the other women who'd been there a while detested me for it. I never stayed long enough to become one of them.


Posted by LunabeeYeah I can see that being the case. They know what it's like to be on the receiving end. They don't want that to happen to you or least try to help minimize the chances of it happening.Posted by Ram416My boss is a micromanaging, cuss at you make you feel two inches tall, type. I think they help me because they don't want him to yell at me.Posted by LunabeeYes. No sleazy agenda. I was new to the industry back then and they were teaching me stuff about equipment and safety procedures (practical aspects). I think their approach helped me to create a bond with them and communication became easier, work wise.Posted by Ram416By no complaint from me.Did you get a good vibe from them?Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?
It's weird cos that industry is infamous for its sexist "boys will be boys" mindset.
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Posted by Ram416My boss is from South Africa! He said their custom is to talk loud because if you whisper people will think you're talking about them. He said in Africa, people express anger more openly.Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?click to expand

Posted by earlorg16They all keep telling me to stay strong and stick it out. I think they like my vibes
If you're cute, you damn well know men are going to try to protect you. General rule really. Why wouldn't a man protect a cute employee? They need to have some fun in the work place.

Posted by bobby678Posted by LunabeeLOL yeah they do...by shooting echotherPosted by Ram416My boss is from South Africa! He said their custom is to talk loud because if you whisper people will think you're talking about them. He said in Africa, people express anger more openly.Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?
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Posted by Ram416Exactly.Posted by LunabeeYeah I can see that being the case. They know what it's like to be on the receiving end. They don't want that to happen to you or least try to help minimize the chances of it happening.Posted by Ram416My boss is a micromanaging, cuss at you make you feel two inches tall, type. I think they help me because they don't want him to yell at me.Posted by LunabeeYes. No sleazy agenda. I was new to the industry back then and they were teaching me stuff about equipment and safety procedures (practical aspects). I think their approach helped me to create a bond with them and communication became easier, work wise.Posted by Ram416By no complaint from me.Did you get a good vibe from them?Posted by tizianiHmm..nah.
maybe Southern Hospitality?
I encountered this same thing with my male colleagues in the oil and gas industry. Older guys (40s to 50s) mostly from Australia and South Africa. The European guys were also helpful in a similar fashion. Maybe they think it's the gentlemanly thing to do?
It's weird cos that industry is infamous for its sexist "boys will be boys" mindset.
click to expand

Posted by yupvirgooActually, that makes sense with all your Libra placements 🙂
I always try to help (coz Virgo) but it's kinda hard to help someone who are... cranky.
If she's cranky, then it's a nope for me.
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They all have enveloped me. Is this a common male trait?