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Phone Asked Quote by Brett Kiellerop-Morris

“Can I please have some coffee?" I asked my secretary, Sue. I knew I was talking to her breasts, but I didn't care: she must be used to it by now. [...] I decided to call my wife. We bantered and exchanged pleasantries for a few minutes and I stared at Sue's breasts as she brought in my coffee…” quote by Brett Kiellerop-Morris
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““Can I please have some coffee?" I asked my secretary, Sue. I knew I was talking to her breasts, but I didn't care: she must be used to it by now. [...] I decided to call my wife. We bantered and exchanged pleasantries for a few minutes and I stared at Sue's breasts as she brought in my coffee. [...] After I hung up the phone, I asked Sue's breasts to send in Quentin.””

Brett Kiellerop-Morris

About This Quote

Source Short story (unknown source)

A narrator objectifies a female secretary, focusing on her breasts while seeking coffee, reflecting casual sexism and objectification.

In simple terms: The narrator treats a woman as a sexual object while asking for coffee.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and challenge objectifying attitudes.

Themes

sexism objectification workplace dynamics gender humor

Mood

critical uncomfortable reflective

Type

social commentary humor controversial

When to use this quote

  • office interactions
  • casual conversations
  • sexual harassment

Key Concepts

social critique male gaze power imbalance

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does objectification affect workplace respect?
  • What changes could promote equality?
A Different Perspective

Such behavior reinforces harmful stereotypes and disrespect.

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