Let's talk about sex. Or, about the opposite/non-

[UTUSN]

I like it that, despite all the "studies' that claim everybody is always thinking about sex, everybody is mostly going about the business/work/ - so NOBODY is thinking/doing/*** MOST OF THE TIME?!1

[In_The_Wind]

1. That all depends on the type of job you have.

Obviously most of us (me included) can't be doing/***.
However I at some jobs I was thinking (most of the time) about doing.

[Locut0s]

3. Retail is one such job...

I worked retail jobs for a number of years. Seeing hundreds of people a day you can't help but be attracted to many in one way or another. Not saying I was thinking crass pornographic thoughts all the time but when a pretty woman walks up to the counter it's hard not to be affected at all. Or a handsome man if you are a woman / gay. But yes not every job and certainly not ALL the time as some portrails have it.

[In_The_Wind]

5. When I worked in retail there were several men I found attractive.

There is something about sharing an interesting conversation that makes me want to know some one better. Just coffee would have been nice.

[Chan790]

6. Thinking about fucking made banking bearable. n/t

[In_The_Wind]

7. See. Some of us can multi task.

I'm sure you didn't screw up anyone's account while you were thinking about screwing.

[Chan790]

8. Well...I don't work there anymore.

[petronius]

2. I work so hard trying to make a few bucks; I pass the hours in a dream

The sweat keeps rolling off the tip of my nose;
There's only one thing keeps me on my feet...

[Aristus]

4. Yeah. As part of my job, I often see womens' private parts.

There's nothing the least bit sexy about them in the context of a medical visit.

Today, I visited with a new female patient. Very attractive, and very well-groomed. Vivacious and intelligent. But the job requires me to be objective, so any attraction I may have felt for her had to be subordinated to professionalism.