Dealing w/Underhanded Steroid Comments from CoWorkers

In other words, go to the principals office and tell on him.

Fuck that, take him into the bathroom and introduce his forehead to the top of the urinal. :mad::D (Probably shouldn't do that actually.)

Like how when my 8 year old was getting bullied by a 13 year old at school. I told my son to NOT tell his teacher, but to teach the kid a lesson ONLY if he hit first.

Much to my surprise the next time that older kid approached my son in hostility at recess he picked up a stick and beat him in the head with it.
I wasn't condoning violence, but teaching him its ok to stick up for yourself. Tell the teacher and the bullying just continues and worsens.

Damn I was proud of him. That kid never touched him again. LOL.

Of course I had to come clean and tell his mom of the ill-advice I gave him. But I was willing to deal with the consequences.
 
Your over thinking this, probably because (1) you’re a descent human being and don’t want to kick this shit’s ass, and (2) you are in fact on the sauce and this asshole’s can get you into a world of trouble.

What to do? Issue a a formal harassment complaint. Based on what you said, and I bet you feel the same way, it’s only a matter of time before either you confront him (doesn’t even have to be in any aggressive manner, because he will lie and exaggerate on you) or he goes and spreads the rumor, which by what it sounds is already in momentum.

Don’t waste another moment of time or your sleep over this. Write a simple, to the point compliant that he is (1) continuously harassing you about your physical appearance and (2) that he is intentionally defaming your character at the work place by making such sly jokes and comments at the work place and in front of others.

I really hope this just blows over, but if your gut is telling you this could become something ugly, then be the first to get act (but in a civilized manner). Be smart, and fuck this bastard with his own poison!

Its not that serious yet. But thanks for the advice. I'll keep it in mind.
 
Its not that serious yet. But thanks for the advice. I'll keep it in mind.

I’m glad to hear thatُ. I was at first dismissive about what you were describing, but the more I thought about it the more I became upset. But I wanted to give you useful advise to protect yourself, and by that it thinking about your job.

There is a lot of good advise here. Take it all in stride. Whatever happens, keep your cool.
 
i was (obviously) joking when i suggested a vulgar display of violence. Jokes are kinda my thing. :D

But in all honesty, i wouldn't take it all to seriously. A little light hearted ribbing about you being jacked is nothing to be concerned about. It likely stems from jealousy and/or that persons insecurities about their own appearance.

On the other hand, if it's more than just a little joking and his comments could jeopardize your livelihood, then it may be time to have a serious, non threatening talk with this person and if it comes to it, yes, saying something to HR.

Some may call that snitching. i don't think it is. When it comes down to effecting whether i can feed my family or not, i see it as taking care of business.
 
I’m glad to hear thatُ. I was at first dismissive about what you were describing, but the more I thought about it the more I became upset. But I wanted to give you useful advise to protect yourself, and by that it thinking about your job.

There is a lot of good advise here. Take it all in stride. Whatever happens, keep your cool.

I'm very good at keeping my cool. The best advice my attorney ever gave me was to keep it cool when my sons mother was trying to defame my character. She was trying to get revenge on me for leaving. In the end, she got in trouble with LE for all the lies she kept telling. No matter how hard she tried, I never lost my cool or tried to retaliate. Then she was nice as hell to me and to this day we have a great relationship. As I forgave her, but will never forget.
 
i was (obviously) joking when i suggested a vulgar display of violence. Jokes are kinda my thing. :D

But in all honesty, i wouldn't take it all to seriously. A little light hearted ribbing about you being jacked is nothing to be concerned about. It likely stems from jealousy and/or that persons insecurities about their own appearance.

On the other hand, if it's more than just a little joking and his comments could jeopardize your livelihood, then it may be time to have a serious, non threatening talk with this person and if it comes to it, yes, saying something to HR.

Some may call that snitching. i don't think it is. When it comes down to effecting whether i can feed my family or not, i see it as taking care of business.

Well said man! Couldn't agree more.
 
Coworker has a container in his hand. I walk by and he says "oh here, piss test for you to see if you're on steroids"

I call in sick (legitimately) and upon my return...."you need to stop the roids and you wont get sick"

How do you all deal with this in a professional manner? Just ignore it? I took one guy aside and curtly told him to shut the fuck up in the nicest way possible. I wear baggy shirts, don't boast, don't talk about what I do outside of work aside from sports and women.

Getting sick of it.


Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell so they look forward to the trip.
Not a fan of ignoring when im in person in a professional setting or a social setting. There is that old saying "dont race guys that cant beat you". And there is ALOT of truth and wisdom to that. You cant take on every pee on that wants a pc and has no chance in hell so some may be worth ignoring. But in person especially in a professional or social setting embarass them. Develop some fucking character that no one in there right fuckin mind would say shit to. Ive been in the presence of some extraordinarily mentally tough individuals. They PROJECT fucking asshole and dominance. Learn and adapt. AND DONT EVER LET SOMEONE GET COMFORTABLE DISRESPECTING YOU.
EVER.

Glad we had this talk
Ok, bye
 
Like how when my 8 year old was getting bullied by a 13 year old at school. I told my son to NOT tell his teacher, but to teach the kid a lesson ONLY if he hit first.

Much to my surprise the next time that older kid approached my son in hostility at recess he picked up a stick and beat him in the head with it.
I wasn't condoning violence, but teaching him its ok to stick up for yourself. Tell the teacher and the bullying just continues and worsens.

Damn I was proud of him. That kid never touched him again. LOL.

Of course I had to come clean and tell his mom of the ill-advice I gave him. But I was willing to deal with the consequences.
Friend of mine has a son that is kinda nerdy looking. He was always getting picked on at school by two bigger and more athletic kids. One day the kid finally had enough and stabbed both of them with a pencil. 3 day suspension but guess what? No more bullying. lol
 
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Friend of mine has a son that is kinda nerdy looking. He was always getting picked on at school by two bigger and more athletic kids. One day the kid finally had enough and stabbed both of them with a pencil. 3 day suspension but guess what? No more bullying. lol

Violence is never the answer. You know what the answer truly is? Good old fashioned violence. :D
 

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