(01-28-2018, 05:06 AM)Ninurta Wrote: ..Seriously - bleaching one's naughty bits?I think that's the correct sentence when dealing with this article, apart from it being an obvious click-bait situation.
Today's medias perceive -just as certain minority sections of the human community do, that talking about one's
genitalia is somehow 'risque' and ergo, an adult conversation.
If particular agendas were accepted, then we'd possibly move into a situation where a job interview would involve
a perspective employer being told (not asking for, of course!)... being told what occurs in the bedroom of the hopeful
interviewee!
If you're gay, heterosexual, celibate or like barb-wire wrapped around your doo-dahs, why is it a must that a person
should proclaim it...? What benefit does it bring to an employer?
Personally, I think it's nothing more than an undeveloped person wishing to find themselves by creating a situation
where they believe they stand out, be special in some way. Of course, there's always a business that will agree in
the belief and take money from you -whilst nodding in agreement.
It's the fallout of talking about 'naughty bits'!
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