This was a bit more than mild for me, but I figured y'all would get a kick. For a bit of background, I am the office manager for a private contractor in a major city. I interviewed this guy who has a very religious background. After our initial interview process, we got talking to get to know each other a little better. He asked about my religious background. I was honest and told him I left the church after coming out. I told him I've been gay my whole life and knew so at a very early age. I never felt comfortable in my extremely Southern Baptist church, and moved away from them after telling my parents I was gay. He was kind and seemed to understand. We continued talking for a bit before he left. There were a few red flags but he seemed to have the experience we needed, so I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and onboard him. He comes in to fill out paperwork and before I can start his training videos, he says he has to leave. He was borrowing his sister's car while his truck was in the shop. I told him to just let me know when he got his truck so we can finish onboarding. I received the following texts a week later. I ended up not replying as I didn't know where to begin. I had a lot to say, and my partners had a lot to say. I just figured it was so much to type, and he doesn't really know me, so it wasn't worth it in the end. TLDR; I started the onboarding process for a potential new hire, and got an 8 paragraph text from him about his religious beliefs and my life. submitted by /u/xSloth91 to r/mildlyinfuriating |
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