I agree 100%.
I agree 100%.
@deadofwinter @cheetah_spottycat Yeah, it can be something youโre not interested in finding out about or seeing, and I get that, but the examples given are ones where people are having their own sex lives being displayed in public without their permission in order to shame them. What OP is saying is that being sexual is not a bad thing or worthy of shame.
As an imperfect analogy, using the bathroom is nothing to be ashamed of, but most people close the door.
@cheetah_spottycat EXCEPT if it's a politician or priest or someone who's making money or fame off being puritan or homophobic or kink shaming, then we should all know what a hypocrite they are.
Edit: great clarification below from @katieashborn
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Depressingly common to lose jobs still.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-27/lynda-tabuya-minister-dismissal-explicit-video-fiji/104764428
Nothing wrong with a healthy sex life. As long as all involved are consenting adults with equal power over the situation, it's no one's business. I never understood all the focus on other people's private lives & why so many consider sex a worse "sin" than violence against others or allowing people to go without food, homes, health care, etc. In some cases, sex is the only happiness some people get. Let them enjoy!
@cheetah_spottycat personally, I don't get the whole shitting on peoples' sexuality. Makes said harrassers look like absolute assholes!
Seen some assholes trying to shit on a colleague, and our boss was (towards the callers on the phone): "I dobnt give a shit. Stop calling this number, I'll file a report for harrassment!" and then asked the employee if they too want to file a police report and oress charges against the caller...
Not shure want went out of this tho.
Needless to say employers in Germany are explicitly banned from asking, collecting or even noting down sexual details about employees with risk of prison terms and actual costs if they violated that...