mothra wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:57am:
Gordon wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:52am:
mothra wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:42am:
Gordon wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:33am:
mothra wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:26am:
Gordon wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:24am:
mothra wrote on Nov 16
th, 2016 at 10:16am:
You didn't answer the question.
It would depend on context.
What would you find more offensive.
A random truck driver leaning out the window calling you 'a fine piece of ass' or a male boss?
I would and have found it offensive wherever it is used.
Really? When a building worker/truck driver says such a thing he's only making a physical observation and not in a position to deliver characterizations about personality. It's a throw away line.
Just don't get it, do you?
Would you be ok with your daughter being referred to as a fine piece of ass?
It would depend on the context.
So you wouldn't mind your daughter being referred to as a piece of ass in certain situations?
Sicko.
Just so you know, most women find it offensive.
There we go, we were having a nice chat until you brought out the ad hom.
Please show me where I said I don't mind it? I'm just saying it's weighted differently depending on context.
If my daughter told me a guy on a construction site whistled at her and called her a fine piece of ass, I'd roll my eyes and say, see, I told you men are pigs. In that case it's poor taste, not a turn of phrase I like, but it's essentially meaningless. That person isn't judging my daughter other than in a crass but ultimately meaningless way.
The person most demeaned in my opinion is the construction worker for showing a lack of manners and decorum.
If she said she went for a job interview and the interviewer put her CV on the desk and said, you're a fine piece of ass, I'd hold an entirely different view.