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- A 36 -year -old woman said her gymnasium enacted a new policy for women over 24 years of age to prohibit exercise for several hours.
- The gymnasium said that this change was done to “better accept our young female members in response to feedback.”
- Women shared the situation at the popular community forum, which caused discussions between community members.
A 36 -year -old woman began to ban women over 24 years of age as her gym exercised for a certain amount of time, and she is wondering if she has the right to get angry.
The woman explained her story in detail “Am I irrational?” It is a place where women who are British -based community sites mumsnet.com forums can seek advice on various topics. In her post, in the title, “This is an unfair (I am irrational),” she said she recently received an e -mail to inform her in the gym.
The woman shared the screenshot of the e -mail, and said, “The gym will be reserved for women between 12 and 24 years old from Monday to Friday.”
“This update was made with a response to feedback and was created to provide better foods for young women who needed devoted and comfortable space for after -school and early hours.”
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Originally, the poster (OP) said that one of the main reasons she first joined the gym was because there was a “lady time” at 7:00 pm on weekdays.
“It will be canceled because it doesn’t fit for the time to go anymore. But this is ridiculous.” She asked at the end of the post.
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The majority of the post commentator thought that the OP had all the rights to feel anger by a new policy.
One person said, “This is absolutely funny!
“That’s the wild. It’s okay once a week. One hour a day (time other than peak time) is fine. It is mental every 3 hours every week. It will also be canceled.”
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However, some understood the logic of the decision, and added that private companies have the right to change the right policy.
One person said. “Teen girls are a group with a high risk of stopping exercise. At first, they have the purpose of providing space, just as they have a purpose in the women’s gymnasium session.
