If is were an honest mistake, getting upset is foolish; they meant no harm. If it were harassment, getting upset is just doing what they want, so also foolish. Being trans I have some experience in dealing with people who accidentally or deliberately get gender wrong. Best response I've found is humor. Laugh heartily and say something like, "Yes, ma'am," (assuming you are talking to a man, or "Yes, sir," if it's a woman). Sort of laughing it off, but with an edge. Make your point without a confrontation. If he were trying to upset you, you win.

Transward

A-1 (imported) wrote: Sun Aug 01, 2010 5:09 pm You should have told her that you did not have wives but instead you had consensual two female slaves who chose to ride in the trunk as an act of devotion and that the rest stayed home to take care of the commune.

Then, you could have offered to let her join the commune and become one of your concubine/slaves in the commune harem.

LOL

I like your sense of humor. My wife hits me when I say things like that.

LOL

saywhat (imported) wrote: Sat Aug 07, 2010 7:15 pm I like your sense of humor. My wife hits me when I say things like that.

Yeah, then the next line is the piece about the AUDITION... or getting a piece during the AUDITION...

My apologies for penning somethng on this board.. I am sorry I mentioned the subject at all to anyone.. My mother told me long to say nothing to no one.. Keep my mouth shut at all times. I guess I do not have the intelligence to post anything correctly anywhere. With that being, I ask one of the moderators to close this thread. I have learned my lesson.

It's a valid thread with a very valid issue, but I will honor your request.

Everyone has the right to express feelings on this board.