Polls: Education & Career

Hey Gagers

My question may stir up some people badly so be cautious ⚠️ if you hate prostitutes.

If a girl is hired to provide certain services to a client (group of people) and the girl clearly stated no bondage and no violence and her employer also communicated the same but in the moment these clients decided to violate the terms and pushed her into hard bondage and physical torture which resulted in something like this and much more..

And once they were done and the guys came to pick the girl up and saw her state which she complained about too... the clients accepted they did not honor their terms with this girl and they just paid some extra money and said here's the compensation.

Can this girl sue those clients?

And the worst thing... when she reached back at club and told the whole thing to her boss... he listened her called the client and yelled at him a bit and then he just said well they paid extra for this mistreatment so take all that and have 2 days rest... after some arguments all he said was he will ensure this client doesn't get to treat her this way...

Now who is at fault? Client? Employer? or they both?

Or its just that there's going to be no justice for this...

I feel as though he doesn't know the whole story about why I didn't collaborate too well with my colleague. Is it okay to tell him traits about them that made things worse, or should I just figure out how to handle that same type of colleague at my next job?

Do you like the situation you are in? What are the pros and cons? What is your dream?

i think there is a balance to find in life between job/money security and… feeling alive, in control of your own destiny. I’m sure many people would argue you can feel this way when working for a big corporation but it’s restricting your freedom in so many ways… I would tend to disagree…

What’s your view?

As in for example colleagues or roommates. What solutions do you have for this? Would you still try talking to them or would you give up?

I can’t sit still & I have very high endurance so getting stuck at a desk will not only be painful but quite a waste of Human Resources. However, I want to be challenged intellectually & if possible be physically active whilst putting my analytic & rhetoric skills to good use…

Al Pacino did make law look very physically demanding on screen but I don’t think that’s how it works irl 😂

Maybe that’s just what everyone wants and I’m just part of the club and it’s a rare find…I figure I probably would’ve thought of it by now if it existed but I don't know I’m not necessarily creative in career matters. 🤷🏻‍♀️

any ideas?

I NEVER take work home with me. Once I leave my building that’s it, anything that wasn’t finished stays there until I resume it the next day.

I always get my shit done so I don’t rlly care 😂

Hbu?

if you would say something, what would you say? it sucks because she's otherwise really nice.

I worked very very hard at so many things and people got jealous and abused me for it because they thought my achievement was due to high intelligence and not due to hard work so they tried to equalize things by denying, ignoring, dismissing and mistreating me to punish me for what I did. As an example, I was banned from sharing my poetry with the group cause they thought my writing was too good and thought my high intelligence gave me an unfair advantage over low intelligence people but my good verbal skills are a result of my hard work and training. I wasn't born with it. English used to be my worst subject in school.