Would you date a activist?

[Anonymous]

It wasn't something I planned for but since may I've became a activist for better working rights within distribution.

I've worked distribution in since I was 18 so 8 years. I was sick of seeing mangers talking down to colleagues and treating us as lesser than office staff that do less work for more money.

My biggest things I want to change distribution centres is better working rights and adjustments for people with learning disabilities such as dyslexia and autism as they often get mistreated and taken advantage of in the workplace. Another thing I'm trying to stop is predatory mangers at my workplace. Unfortunately at work we have a couple mangers who will almost groom young girls at work. These girls think these mangers are being kind to them and genuinely see themselves as being in a meaningful relationship with that manger when in fact these mangers are taking advantage of them being naive teenagers who don't yet see how important the relationship is from something a position of power over them.

Thirdly I want to bring in better toilet breaks for workers. Workers in a lot of warehouses including drivers will have targets to meet and are constantly on the clock meaning workers avoid drinking and eating throughout the day so they don't have to go toilet and miss there performance targets.

a lot of men at work either see me as one or the other and make a lot of assumptions about me being some left wing feminist.

Yes my campaigns are funded by a left wing business but that doesn't mean I share there views I just need someone with a good platforms backing and they were willing to support me.

I believe big business need to held accountable for the way they treat there workers and work on improving management's skills and training.

Some men assume I'm gonna be a ball breaker, some assume I'm a feminist and some think I'm really brave and smart for speaking up.

I think of myself as average person who was just sick of poor treatment and fell into it.

[Lliam]

Sure, but it would depend on what she was advocating and the tactics she employed.
Some causes, like the one you are occupied with, are very worthwhile.

I wouldn't date someone who was addicted to activism for activism's sake. I don't like fanatics. Some people are SJWs and aren't satisfied unless they are constantly campaigning for some cause or other.

[Kaneki05]

Depends what is for of course.
Wouldn't date someone ever if they were activist for veganism lol

Yours been about working rights, for sure would date. Sounds good.

[Danny_dan92]

If the things she advocates for is based in common sense and is reasonable I won’t mind. But if she’s calling for ridiculous things? No thanks

[ClassicDropout]

I wouldn't because it's eventually going to turn into "support this cause with me or you're a bad person."

[Christopherthegreat]

A bunch of female student feminists came into male toilets once and peed standing at the urinals making some ridiculous “we can pee standing too” claim

[Anonymous]

depends on the causes she's advocating for and her behavior during this

[DrPepper12]

ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY!! You sound positively dreamy! 🥰

[Anonymous]

It depends on the cause.

Would I date you? No, I don't date women with a victim complex.

[Asker]

How is it a victim complex if I'm doing something about it and fighting against the things I think are wrong.

It's not called having a victim complex if your doing something to make changes.

Did Martin luther King have a victim complex?

If you don't have people fighting for your rights how do you expect the world to progress?

[Opinion Owner]

Do you have a disability?

[Asker]

Yes but i dont really see what thats got to do with anything?

[QuietRunner]

do they get paid a lot?

[Asker]

No it's all voluntary but I do get my travel, food and accommodation for events paid for