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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Biggus Titus of Oxford University

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Forecastsayssnowbutthereisnosnow · 26/04/2026 08:35

Sadly, not a Monty Python sketch.

Matt Rattley, a large bearded bloke who wears giant fake breasts, appears to be happily working at Oxford Uni.

I was really hoping this wasn't true but there is even a youtube video with him talking while wearing the giant breasts and red lipstick, applied to a degree any circus clown would be accused of overdoing it. The video includes a slide stating he works as a lecturer and tutor in the Biochemistry Dept at Oxford. He's also on LinkedIn.

I mean, how obvious can it be that this is a sexual fetish which he is involving unconsenting students and staff in???

Dr P on X has been (correctly) very robust on this case:

""This is Matt Rattley saying, "I can do whatever I please and nobody can stop me".

This is highly antisocial, abnormal, boundary-violating, paraphilic behaviour.

And we should not be afraid to say so."

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AEIOYOU · 26/04/2026 11:28

MimiGC · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yes, quite. But can you also imagine the response if a woman wore huge fake breasts with plunging necklines to work ?! (And that would be arguably more appropriate, since women do have breasts naturally.) Does anyone honestly think that her colleagues and managers would be unconditionally accepting?

Indeed but imagine a woman with large breasts (or even small ones) wearing such a revealing garb to a lecture. She would be "dealt with" by the management.

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 26/04/2026 11:28

Helleofabore · 26/04/2026 10:19

If there is any concern a male person is wearing prosthetic breasts to work for fetishist reasons, it is actually a huge safeguarding red flag about that male person’s workplace behaviour.

Women are being told on one hand about gateway abuse acts of male people in regards to paraphilic behaviour in VAWAG campaigns but then they may be being exposed to those behaviours under a guise of legitimacy in the workplace.

This is a huge fucking concern. Wearing these breasts in public makes it a public discussion

This, one million times this.

He is sexually harassing the women in the workplace. He should be disciplined for this behaviour, it is not appropriate in the workplace, just as wearing a full gimp suit would not be or a massive fake dildo outside your clothes.

And I bet also if a normal female academic came to work one day with massive fake boobs and a hugely revealing shirt she'd be spoken to.

I know someone who works at Oxford. His comment on the TIMs there is 'they come to work looking like they work in the porn industry - no actual woman would be taken seriously or allowed to keep their job if they did so'.

borntobequiet · 26/04/2026 11:29

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

Give over.

DialSquare · 26/04/2026 11:32

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

LOL. You think the TRAs would claim this bloke as one of theirs?!!!!!!

solerolover · 26/04/2026 11:33

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

Arrested Development Eye Roll GIF

Oh please...

BusyAzureTraybake · 26/04/2026 11:35

DialSquare · 26/04/2026 11:32

LOL. You think the TRAs would claim this bloke as one of theirs?!!!!!!

Yes, just what I was thinking. Well @AStonedRose has claimed him on their behalf, so I guess he does belong to them. Whadja think guys? D'ya wanna claim this one or not?

BunnyLake · 26/04/2026 11:37

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

You think that is just existing? Your definition of just existing is skewed. Just existing would be living under the radar, not deliberately bringing attention to himself, not craving attention. This man is the polar opposite of just existing. 🤨

Overtheatlantic · 26/04/2026 11:39

Theeyeballsinthesky · 26/04/2026 11:05

I'm much more angry with Oxford university than with him. Perverts going to pervert if they're allowed - and Oxford university are allowing it. Why the hell are they letting him behave like this?

Because they can’t do anything. What he probably wants is to be challenged and then to take the University to tribunal. It would blow up. If they let it play out he will hopefully lose interest or leave. He’s not on a permanent contract and he has no departmental connection. He will be making next to nothing as a college lecturer.

BunnyLake · 26/04/2026 11:39

BusyAzureTraybake · 26/04/2026 11:35

Yes, just what I was thinking. Well @AStonedRose has claimed him on their behalf, so I guess he does belong to them. Whadja think guys? D'ya wanna claim this one or not?

I’ll pass. @AStonedRose is more deserving of him.

AccordingToWhom · 26/04/2026 11:40

Overtheatlantic · 26/04/2026 11:39

Because they can’t do anything. What he probably wants is to be challenged and then to take the University to tribunal. It would blow up. If they let it play out he will hopefully lose interest or leave. He’s not on a permanent contract and he has no departmental connection. He will be making next to nothing as a college lecturer.

Surely he wouldn't win, though?

Catiette · 26/04/2026 11:40

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

It's not "for existing", though, is it? It's for coming to work dressed this way. That's pretty explicit throughout the thread. So why not engage with it and argue your actual case? As nois says, cliché gets you nowhere, especially when it's a lazy misrepresentation of the issue at hand.

HaveCreditWillShop · 26/04/2026 11:40

This is Oxford University. Eccentricity is part of the job spec.

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HoppityBun · 26/04/2026 11:40

AStonedRose · 26/04/2026 11:20

Yet another thread mocking a trans person simply for existing.

We’re all simply existing. That’s all most of us can do.

Hallamule · 26/04/2026 11:43

BunnyLake · 26/04/2026 10:11

And what about the discomfort of others? Do they not matter? Only his comfort matters? You’re a do-gooder aren’t you?

I'm not sure how much the discomfort of others should affect how we present ourselves tbh. There are general societal standards eg cover your genitals but beyond that it's pretty much up to the individual isn't it? Do you think women's clothing choiced should be policed or just mens? If men want to wear false breasts or dresses or make up let them.

OpheliaWitchoftheWoods · 26/04/2026 11:44

No one needs to perform a sexual fetish using non consenting others. That is not 'existing', that is abuse.

The interesting inner world of the person committing the abuse on others is entirely irrelevant.

Theeyeballsinthesky · 26/04/2026 11:44

HaveCreditWillShop · 26/04/2026 11:40

This is Oxford University. Eccentricity is part of the job spec.

Twaddle - this isn't 'eccentricity' it's 'parading your fetish in public do you can get turned on at work by it'

Julehavehadyourtea · 26/04/2026 11:44

I think think a codpiece/gimp mask protest from the women in his classes would be fair comment - I would love to see how the university authorities who are either sanctioning or turning a blind eye to this would deal with a bunch of women very seriously expressing their gender identities and relieving their dysphoria by the prominent wearing of peen prosthetics

Theeyeballsinthesky · 26/04/2026 11:45

I see the batshit signal has gone out on Reddit....

OpheliaWitchoftheWoods · 26/04/2026 11:46

It is staggering that people would come running to defend this, but that's transactivism for you. And then they wonder why in the eye of the general public 'trans' has become synonymous with 'inappropriate sexual behaviour, pathological levels of entitlement, no boundaries and a major fail on social appropriacy' and are acting accordingly.

Kitt1 · 26/04/2026 11:48

Surely this sort of deliberate fetish behaviour whilst at work should be dealt with under the grounds of ‘behaviour risking bringing the University into disrepute’?

Why aren’t HR stepping in?

Is he one of those vile male lecturers who behave appallingly because they think they’re untouchable? I’ve met a few of those types in my time sadly and it’s always the ‘best’ Universities where they’re allowed to do their worst with no consequences. 😡

DisgruntledofTunbridge · 26/04/2026 11:50

HaveCreditWillShop · 26/04/2026 11:40

This is Oxford University. Eccentricity is part of the job spec.

that's precisely the mental image I got when I clapped eyes on him in the Story Museum! Grin

It's the confounding combo of beard and boobs. I note that on LinkedIn, he is a they/them so I suppose - hence beard/boobs?? I'm also convinced he keeps the beard long to hide the join.

BusyAzureTraybake · 26/04/2026 11:50

Hallamule · 26/04/2026 11:43

I'm not sure how much the discomfort of others should affect how we present ourselves tbh. There are general societal standards eg cover your genitals but beyond that it's pretty much up to the individual isn't it? Do you think women's clothing choiced should be policed or just mens? If men want to wear false breasts or dresses or make up let them.

When did false breasts become a 'clothing choice'?

DierdreDaphne · 26/04/2026 11:51

Lady1576 · 26/04/2026 09:46

Has he made an internet thread about you asking lots of people to point, laugh and be disgusted by him? Right then. Why are you doing that about someone you don‘t know? What you are doing is online bullying, and kinda online stalking. It‘s weird to choose a non-celebrity and search the internet for their work place and find photos of them at normal events that have nothing to do with their fetish or extra-curricular activities, and then encourage other people to do the same. Your main issue seems to be that he has a job at a good university and is being allowed to function as a human. Have you decided he is not allowed to do that because he is a bit weird? What would you like to happen to him? Would you ideally prefer it if he was put in prison, shunned, stoned for being weird? Last time I checked, fundamental British values included, ‚you can live as you like if it doesn‘t harm others’. And no, just because you re-frame it as ‚involving others in a fetish‘ doesn’t mean you are being harmed, because you don‘t work with him or have to see him or interact with him at all.

"a bit weird"??

If he was wearing a gimp mask, would that be OK?

He is acting out his sexuality at work. It's not about his identity, it's clearly and shamelessly sexual and as such is creating an uncomfortable and potentially hostile environment for colleagues and students.

Disgusting that the university allows this.

HaveCreditWillShop · 26/04/2026 11:52

Theeyeballsinthesky · 26/04/2026 11:44

Twaddle - this isn't 'eccentricity' it's 'parading your fetish in public do you can get turned on at work by it'

It was ever thus my dear! I do think Oxbridge gets special dispensation for being as mad as a box of wet hens.

CassOle · 26/04/2026 11:53

Wow. Saying that people should be professional at work is now a deletable offence?