Joolsburger,you may be facing a claim for sexual discrimination,you humiliated this chap because he showed gay side,sadly we are seeing more nd more feminisation of the male,and of the male being seen as a sex symbol to sell product.
Best to offer profuse apologies,and get a DVD copy of Queer as folk.
Joolsburger,you may be by your attitude and words saying that he is less of a man than yourself,because instead of using a satchel,breifcase,and wearing high scent aftershave to cover up a personal odour problem,it could well be seen as a case of discrimination.
Gald to see you have the token Gay man working with you.
Too much perfume is a bit distasteful, as is cheap aftershave or dousing yourself in lynx. I believe a fella should have a good scent, decent shoes and be dressed right. It's generally a point of banter and mick taking both ways at work. Sounds like your work mate is a bit over sensitive, it's all horses for courses, you should dress for yourself.
Personally I'm all for peoples freedom to do what they want and my freedom to take the piss. I am obviously old fashioned but unapologetic, the guy had a handbag FFS.
Guess he didn't find your joke funny and probably offensive which makes you in the wrong.
Not really sure that you can make that judgement from a single persons offense.
Perfume? Is male perfume available, or is it just aftershave that's existed for real men for the past century?
Bags – depends on the bag, a bit odd:
Borderline:
Acceptable:
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I personally have loads of stuff to carry to and from work, and at weekends when biking or walking – so I take a rucksack. Any other time I have a phone and a wallet, what else could a bloke want to carry?
the gay guy we work with was completely in agreement that handbags are for the ladies.
Ah, that clinches it then. Silly us for thinking you were being unnecessarily rude to someone about his choice of odour and vessel for personal effects.