Feckless Wench
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Should your personal life affect what day job you are 'allowed' to do?
In the news today is the story of Julie Windsor, a middle aged retirement home manager. By night, Julie offers BDSM services and has a website advertising her wares. Lately, this has been discovered by the residents of the retirement home, some of whom are disgusted and claiming they cannot trust her. Click here to read the whole story (it's short)
Right or wrong?
Why should what a person does OUT of work hours have any relevance to what they do IN work hours? Does being a person who enjoys this kind of thing make you any less able to be professional in your day job?
Discuss........
In the news today is the story of Julie Windsor, a middle aged retirement home manager. By night, Julie offers BDSM services and has a website advertising her wares. Lately, this has been discovered by the residents of the retirement home, some of whom are disgusted and claiming they cannot trust her. Click here to read the whole story (it's short)
Right or wrong?
Why should what a person does OUT of work hours have any relevance to what they do IN work hours? Does being a person who enjoys this kind of thing make you any less able to be professional in your day job?
Discuss........