How nice of them.

Anonymous - 30/10/2019 22:00

Today, I learned what my office nickname means. My nickname? Butterface. FML
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E2dav 5

That's a really sexist, rude nickname. It's also not normal for adults in the workplace to be speaking about colleagues like that. Find out who started it.

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DestinedforHell 16

‘She has a sexy body but her face.’

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ahabsfan 15

Can you include a picture? Something from behind or shoulders down should work. Thanks.

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Ashamed_Sister 60

You sound like someone who engages in disaster tourism.

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ahabsfan 15

You sound like someone who is used to hearing the nickname butterface when you walk by.

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RichardPencil 30

Someone who engages in disaster tourism would request a full-face close-up. He's clearly cherry-picking, so to speak.

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RichardPencil 30

At least you've got a great body! You can always use plastic surgery or lots of makeup to get an acceptable face. And then you're in business!

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E2dav 5

That's a really sexist, rude nickname. It's also not normal for adults in the workplace to be speaking about colleagues like that. Find out who started it.

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E2dav 5

defs sexist unfortunately...a phrase dedicated to describing a woman whose face men dont think is hot enough for their standards

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Dodge4x4Ram 46

Everything is hot but her face is what it means.

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BurnInDemonFire 35

I will now give you the nickname George Costanza never had - you are hereby officially nicknamed "T-Bone", and if anyone has a problem with it, tell them to come speak to me.

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Kyrstin Budd 12

You should absolutely take that to HR if it bothers you. Giving you a degrading nickname that comments on your appearance is harassment.

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