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MI hope you feel better about yourself after making a statement like that! And all because someone had the audacity to disagree with you.
Calling someone mentally unstable because they think differently, what a wonderful man you are. No wonder your friend is who he is and is in trouble.
M< first of all it was not a big deal as many people have respondedand none of our opinions actually matter because we’re not the aggrieved party. What is so difficult to understand for you?
< you need some counselling or treatment
because I disagree with you, something is wrong with me?
< I think you’re one of those who wouldn’t miss an opportunity to bring down people for small mistakes.
I think you’re an insufferable idiot who thinks everything is okay “because I said sorry UwU”.
Be more careful because you can’t control how people react to your errors. That is common sense. But that is clearly escaping you. Keep crying all you want, your friend is in trouble anyway lmao
M< Well if you’re working in a team for over a yearIrrelevant
< to create a big drama
She only noted the incident with HR, which is standard practice. What drama?
< even though when the person has apologised
Apologies don’t automatically negate the issue and the offence that has taken place
< mistakes happen
Mistakes also have consequences, whether you like it or not
< how immature you are or probably you have some mental issues
you and your friend are the ones with victim complexes lmao
< So yes in this case the impact is that the guy will not be able to focus on work for a while and this memory sticks with him forever.
and whose fault is that, you absolute clown? jfc
M>Perhaps you and your friend should learn to watch what you type & say at work, like the rest of us.“I insulted someone and now they’re complaining about it UwU 🥺”
In the title itself OP is blaming the colleague instead of his friend for being careless lmao. Insane.
MYour friend is not in trouble because of a female colleague. Your friend is in trouble because of his mistake. Stop putting the responsibility on the wrong person.If I got a middle finger emoji I would 100% escalate it and document it. People can’t make “mistakes” and expect to not face consequences because they didn’t intend to cause harm. I would be offended and insulted. I’d I made this error I’d keep my head down and take whatever comes my way. I should be careful instead of expecting forgiveness for every transgression.
Stop placing blame on the reaction and place the blame on your friend for not being careful enough. Nobody is duty bound to forgive your friend. And like others have also said, I feel like there is more to the story.
Intent doesn’t matter, impact does.
MBhai, you guys just come and cry on Reddit about men’s rights, but when something actually happens in front of you, crickets?Fir bologe “where’s the outrage”? Chance tha kuch bolne ka to khade hoke dekhta gaya.
M>it makes me less empathetic towards women.You’re less empathetic towards women that are harassed daily?
Your own logic also applies to us. We grow up facing harassment from men our entire lives, not even limited to strangers, and that is what makes us care less of men’s issues. Also, when everyday survival is so exhausting, there isn’t much energy left to care for other issues.
