During the years 2012 to 2014, a waitress at a diner I patronized spearheaded a campaign of harassment and intimidation against me because she saw my mental illness as making me vulnerable to such treatment at the hands of herself and any other employees of this diner who cared to join in with her. When I caught on as this activity started to ramp up, I made a decision. I decided that I would engage in a one man civil rights protest against any staff, management, or owner who chose to engage in discriminatory behavior against me simply because I patronized their place of employment and/or business as a person with a mental illness.
Right now, employees, management, and owners of any businesses I patronize are put on notice that I will once again initiate a one man civil rights protest against any such discriminatory, abusive, and harassing attempts to intimidate me simply because I patronize their place of business and/or employment as a person with a mental illness.
For my part, I will not attempt to initiate any effort to reach out in a social manner to any management, owners, or employees in any social way that would include such things as asking a female employee out on a date, giving a female employee a comic book I made or a CD I made, or inviting any female employee, or male employee, to any musical performance I might plan when things open up more.
I will only attempt to engage a female or male employee of any business in activities such as small talk about my day to day life or theirs at those establishments where such activities are already the established norm for me and them. I will otherwise just go about my business at these places and try to not bother anyone, male or female, low level employees, management, or owners. In other words, I will just "stay in my lane" for the most part. If any employee, customer, management, or business owner has a problem with my stated course of action, well, that's why I'm embarking on this course of action in the first place, and that is why I label this course of action a one man civil rights protest.
Right now, employees, management, and owners of any businesses I patronize are put on notice that I will once again initiate a one man civil rights protest against any such discriminatory, abusive, and harassing attempts to intimidate me simply because I patronize their place of business and/or employment as a person with a mental illness.
For my part, I will not attempt to initiate any effort to reach out in a social manner to any management, owners, or employees in any social way that would include such things as asking a female employee out on a date, giving a female employee a comic book I made or a CD I made, or inviting any female employee, or male employee, to any musical performance I might plan when things open up more.
I will only attempt to engage a female or male employee of any business in activities such as small talk about my day to day life or theirs at those establishments where such activities are already the established norm for me and them. I will otherwise just go about my business at these places and try to not bother anyone, male or female, low level employees, management, or owners. In other words, I will just "stay in my lane" for the most part. If any employee, customer, management, or business owner has a problem with my stated course of action, well, that's why I'm embarking on this course of action in the first place, and that is why I label this course of action a one man civil rights protest.
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