YANBU to be annoyed but I don't know how far putting leaflets in is going to get you if posters, who are presumably women, are calling you ridiculous.
I shared a desk with a man who would leave Nuts, Zoo and FHm about. I don't think he was intending to be offensive. He was just a thoughtless wanker. Quite literally.
Firstly, there was the idea that he used to leave stuff around on our shared desk instead of clearing it ready for me. He'd also leave other litter - sports sections - from two days' worth of papers and we got them all. That's a lot of old newspaper that he presumably expected me to throw away for him.
How rude is that? I'd always clear away at the end of my shift because that's polite when you share a desk, isn't it?His wife had left him. Are you beginning to see why?
Secondly, I found those titty wank mags really upsetting. I tried reading them, thinking there might be quite amusing articles, particularly in FHm. No. It was really fucking offensive and hateful.
I have to say I find Page 3 less offensive than those. Not that you're being unreasonable to object.
Another place where I worked when I was much younger had 'glamour' pix up in a male-dominated zone. They were photographers. They didn't upset me as such, but I noticed them and I wasn't the only one - men who didn't work in that dept were uneasy too.
Two of the three male photographers were actually very nice. One was very strange. Their dept was treated like going in a 1970s workshop. The pictures were a definite challenge - it was an us and them mentality - they were photographers, we weren't.
They were real men, our men weren't. I don't know why they wanted to be seen as such.
Two of the photographers were very skilled - a normal one and and strange one. The normal one used to admire soft-porny pix of that kind of Pirelli calendar, Herb Ritts shit. I liked him a lot. Wish he didn't.