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I recently discovered I dress like a homosexual.
I thought I was doing pretty good staying masculine in startup land, but I wasn’t.
Living in SF for years and then visiting Idaho brought it home.
It’s very effeminate to have a $200 sweatshirt. Stereotypical gay even.
I thought I was doing pretty good staying masculine in startup land, but I wasn’t.
Living in SF for years and then visiting Idaho brought it home.
It’s very effeminate to have a $200 sweatshirt. Stereotypical gay even.
Maybe not as effeminate as a $200 tie. It took me a while to get away from that version of ruby slippers too.
If you are an executive it’s a job requirement to dress like a fancy woman.
Pick any style you want, but it better be expensive and therefore gay.
If you are an executive it’s a job requirement to dress like a fancy woman.
Pick any style you want, but it better be expensive and therefore gay.
Oh, and this applies to military guys as well. If you spend hours a week “getting fancy” you probably don’t need diversity training.
I bet you do. 
