A new resident started working in the team. She is from Kenya. Such gorgeous beautiful woman

I wanted to get some of my stuff before going in yesterday so i was in the patient waiting room going through my bag, when she got in first. Other residents right behind her. None saw me because I blend in with the patients and wear boring casual clothes 80% of the time. I look like burnout crap.

I heard the native residents commenting on her pants being too tight, and more than that... They were women and men by the way. It wasn't sexual. It was shaming.

When I went in I made things ×10 times difficult for them as revenge. They thought I was just in a bad mood, but no I had a motive. And I made everything extra strict.

At the end of the work shift I told her she looked great in those clothes. And she was so happy for the compliment. She does look great. I admire people who leave their homelands to make their dreams a reality.

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ThirstenHowl · M

I think you handled that expertly (as always)

Leaving your homeland does take a lot of courage and determination, particularly if there is a language barrier

Miram · 31-35, F

@ThirstenHowl Yes, they have to take two years course in French and pass 80%< before being accepted to persue higher education.

sstronaut

Is she single?

Because if so, I'm available

Lostwithielle

It’s a pity that only women get shamed for what they wear.

sstronaut

@Lostwithielle guys get shamed too, I've seen guys be sent home to change... and told they can't break the strict dress code while women were allowed to break the dress codes daily.

Note: In my opinion, normally the dress code was wrong, not the people breaking it...

Except the people with their sexual body parts hanging WAY too far out, they were in the wrong... but even then, only the guy were ordered to clock out and leave now to fix it. He was wearing some extremely short shorts!

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