This is not a complaint.
This is a celebration.
But why do they do it? The other day, an *incredibly* hot
boy at work (I’m not exaggerating, he really is ridiculously attractive) sent
me a text. When I opened it up, it was a
photograph of him. Shirtless, in grey joggers, emulating a Danny Mac (from
Hollyoaks) pose. He did this, I surmise, because we constantly jest about him
looking like Danny Mac, and – if ‘m honest – having the body of Danny Mac, and essentially
being the school’s pretty boy.
I’d post it here, but it really doesn’t seem fair.
He was actually my assistant, which makes my work
particularly exciting and consistently titillating. Anyway, I did what anyone
would do, if the work-totty sent them a saucy picture. I printed it out and
stuck it up in class to amuse all the girls, and we all wooped and flapped
about it all day, and basically had a jolly good laugh.
Which proves the point I think. The flirting is always very
silly and good-humoured.
They do it to be funny, but also because it’s quite
flattering. See, all the young male staff flirt with me pretty much constantly.
It’s like a stupid game. They flirt with the female staff too.
So do I, actually.
It’s just a big, dirty flirt-off.
But amid the hilarity of seeing who can be the most vulgar,
suggestive or disgusting whilst the children are out at play- I have to admit
that I really do like it, and it is HOT. I am genuinely turned on by it, despite
the fact I am mean to them and laugh it off and make fun of them. Probably to
disguise the fact it is hugely exciting.
Today, another fitty came running up to tell me that he’d
made an “epic swimming fail”, and forgotten his pants, and that he was “well...um.
Going commando for the rest of the day.” In his tracksuit bottoms.
That was it.
He fucking loves it. He
knows it gets me going. There was absolutely no need to actively seek me out,
run up and talk, just to tell me that – other than because he knows it drives
me kind of wild.
So again, I laugh it off and tell him he’s filthy and
disgusting and inappropriate and how am I supposed to concentrate on my
important work with him jiggling about all afternoon distracting me?
And I’m so excited I forget to have a good, long look. Fuck.
But why *do* they do it? Yes- it is funny. Yes it’s fun, but
I have to conclude that they love the novelty and the attention and the
flattery.
They wouldn’t do it so much if they didn’t.
Hollyoaks' Danny Mac: Apparently my assistant's slightly older brother or something.
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