SUBREDDIT: r/AskReddit
TITLE: Grounds for termination? Is this fair?
POST: I have a crappy part time retail job that I am glad to have after being unemployed for months. Now they are ~~asking~~ requiring every employee to submit a bio of our "passion" (it's a sporting goods store, so sports or outdoor activities only). This bio includes two pictures, one of us doing our "passion" and one profile picture taken in the store by a cashier. Then they make it into a poster and put it on the sales floor. Thing is, I am a *very* private person and think I should have the right to opt out of this. I have only worked there a couple of months and don't want to get on the management's bad side or worse, get fired. So what do you think? If I reject their request will they fire me? Or should I just submit a total bullshit bio and go home and cry underneath my coffee table after every shift?
TL;DR: 
Corporate folk want to make a poster with my picture and a short bio and put it on sales floor. I am want to say no without fear of losing my job.