Why are women that are super attractive always judged in blue collar work? Example: "She is too pretty she won't last 2 weeks"?

[Moonsovermyhammy89]

[Anonymous]

This kind of judgment is based on harmful stereotypes and biases that assume that women who are conventionally attractive are not capable of performing physical or manual labor. These stereotypes are not only untrue but can also be damaging to women's career opportunities and advancement.

It's important to recognize that physical appearance has no bearing on a person's abilities, skills, or work ethic. Attractiveness should never be used as a factor in hiring, promoting, or judging someone's ability to perform a job.

If you hear someone making comments like "she is too pretty she won't last 2 weeks" in a workplace setting, it's important to speak up and challenge these harmful stereotypes. This can help to create a more inclusive and respectful work environment where all employees are judged based on their skills, abilities, and work performance, rather than their appearance or other irrelevant factors.

[asphaltrhymes]

I'm not one for manual work either and I'm a male. Ahahaha. I do like to keep my nails clean, and I'm straight. I also can't life more than a few kilos ahahaha, really. Ah wells to be weak to be weak i am, and so I guess nobody wants an employee who's not going to fit the job requirements but then again what do I know, I know nothing and so, anyways. 🙃

[Wise4myage]

People might think they are too fragile to handle the work environment?