I had this one guy bugging me for a while.
Posted By: I'd rather be alone than date on 2005-11-16
In Reply to: Just my type .... - Sara
He was 35 years old, divorced and lived with his mother in her trailer house. All he could talk about was his ex-girlfriend and her sons. He let his young daughters run around dressed like little hookers with makeup, fishnet stockings and everything, then he got upset when his ex's adolescent boys gave his girls the "wrong" type of attention. Then this guy starts telling me how long he's been without S** and when could we get together. I told him NEVER. I may have been out of the dating scene for a long time, but I thought women at least were supposed to get dinner and a movie!!! He treats women like objects, then wonders why his daughters get treated like objects.
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I'm sorry to keep bugging you guys, but I'm upset.
I've been an SE for MQ for over six years now. I've enjoyed my job, been fairly happy with the work pools and so on (I am currently working out of Amherst but so far, so good).
I have small children, so being an SE is about the only way I can go in terms of work. If I was on a schedule, I'd be in trouble.
So then I get that awful letter from MQ that doesn't even MENTION SE, and I think about the news maybe six months ago about "what can we do to make you want to be an employee" sort of a thing, and I'm scared.
What's going to happen to my position as an SE? Do you think they'll give us an option to switch to employee, and then drop us if we don't? Why is this happening to me????
Already shed a few tears today. I hate this.
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