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Started by wheat thins are delicious, March 02, 2011, 11:21:07 PM

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regan

I'm not clear if its been said already, but the first rule is the customer is always right.  Yes there are exceptions, but in this case if all they're doing is mis-gendering you either intentionally or unintentionally there's really nothing you can do about.  Get bitchy and they complain.  Your employer can terminate you and its not trans discrimination becuase your behavior is causing them to lose customers (money).  They also have a pretty strong foundation to deny you unemployment then as well.

If its really uncomfortable for you, find a new job, just don't paint yourself as someone who's going to be an HR problem.
Our biograhies are our own and we need to accept our own diversity without being ashamed that we're somehow not trans enough.
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tekla

Not to put too fine a point on it (which is hardly a fault of mine), let me totally list all the stuff I want to hear from the checkout person.

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If you can count out my change correctly that's all I care about.

FIGHT APATHY!, or don't...
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