Ailson replied
You were welcomed here with a lot of care, and we did everything to provide, not only for you but for everyone else, a satisfactory experience in which everyone could be comfortable. Indeed, during the carnival period everything was a bit more difficult, and even the communication between us was affected because we were all busier; however, at no time was there any distinction between men's and women's work. The tasks followed the initial proposal of each application and all the schedules of each person were respected, especially since there weren’t many men and women during that period; there were 3 women and only you as a man, as you yourself said, with applications for different roles. You had your function respected, and if nothing more was asked of you it was precisely to avoid disrespecting your initial proposal, which also did not mean that if you wanted to contribute something more to help the women, you could not do so. At what moment were you prevented from doing anything else? You had a workload of classes to fulfill, and even though some were not available for the classes, there were others who were, and you did not worry about doing your work in a reasonable time; you only did 50 minutes and already said you were tired and had to rest, just as on other days you told us that you were not feeling well for the classes, and that you used controlled medications, which we also tried to respect and not impose an exhausting schedule on you. Regarding your mattress, you were in a room with two or three beds, in which several other people had already stayed and did not complain about this; however, even so, if the mattress was not good you could simply tell us that we could have swapped it for you, we have a storage with more than 30 mattresses of all kinds. In short, I think every opportunity we experience is also an opportunity for personal growth and for expanding one’s own consciousness, as well as to realize that to be truly the politically correct people that others strive to be, it takes much more than simply voicing superficial opinions, but to observe more carefully and, above all, to develop more understanding about adverse situations they may encounter; otherwise, it’s better not to leave home. Thanks anyway.