Dickbag Coworker Complains Woman's Shoulders Are Showing... Meanwhile, He's Not Even Wearing Shoes

This rude coworker saw fit to submit their two cents on what this woman was wearing to work while standing barefoot in the office. There's something insanely hypocritical about that entire sentence…

Reddit user u/Longjumping_Draw_864 shared her story on Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit to see if she was in the wrong for her retort to her coworker. She shared the thread with the title "AITA for telling my coworker I will cover up my shoulders when he starts wearing shoes?"

She noted that her coworker was "giving [her] angry looks all day and when [she] finally asked him what was wrong" he commented that she was wearing barely any clothes.

Commenters overwhelmingly declared that she was in no way wrong for her response.

"NTA," voted CrystalQueen3000. "That was a funny response to his attempt at shaming you for gasp having shoulders. Also, who goes barefoot at the office?"

"NTA. Going barefoot is way weirder and more unprofessional than bare shoulders," said thewalkindude.

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