Redditor faces backlash after telling saleswoman she's 'too attractive'

A customer at a car dealership is facing backlash online after sharing his disagreement with a female employee. The customer, writing under the username Away-Republic, shared his experience in Reddit’s AITA (Am I The A*****) forum. “I was looking to buy a car from a dealership and the salesperson that happened to see me first was a very attractive woman that also happened to dress a bit provocatively”. The user went on to explain that extremely attractive people usually make him “uncomfortable” . Away-Republic wrote that he ultimately told her that he wanted to speak with a different salesperson. “I didn’t really want to tell her the real reason why I was asking for the change". However, the saleswoman pushed for an answer, noting that she was working on commission and wanted to know how she could improve as a professional. “I told her as politely as I could: she was too attractive, dressed too revealingly and that made me uncomfortable with her,” he wrote. Ultimately, the saleswoman accepted the request with a “hardened” face, leaving the man with one final thought. "She told me that I don’t have to apologize, cause this isn’t the first and won’t be the last time she’s losing a commission due to sexism". Reddit users seemed to overwhelmingly support the female employee, calling the man’s behavior “shameful”. “Yes, that’s sexism. You are uncomfortable with her because she is a woman and now she loses out at her job. Learn to control yourself”