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Topic	Over 75% of Japanese women say they had sex with a male co-worker. 45+% were ONS
UnfairRepresent 08/28/21 2:21:02 PM #1:	Have you had sex with a co-worker? Yes No Have you had sex with a co-worker? - Results (53 votes) Yes 35.85% (19 votes) 19 No 64.15% (34 votes) 34 Finding time for romance in Japan can sometimes be a difficult task. Many secondary schools prohibit their students from dating, under the logic that doing so keeps them focused on their studies. In college, most social interactions are centered around group activities with members of the same extracurricular clubs or research teams. And once you hit adulthood, theres a chance that your company will pretty much dominate your day-to-day schedule, what with all the overtime and after-work drinking sessions. So its not so surprising that many Japanese women end up finding the emotional/physical companionship they crave in the arms of a coworker. Still, the results of a recent survey show the practice to be surprisingly common among its participants. Aikatsu polled its female users, asking how many of them have, in its delicately chosen words, had a physical relationship with someone from your workplace. more than three in four women said they had slept with someone from the office. Also, 45.5 percent of the survey participants said that not only had they had sex with a male colleague, but that the physical union had happened without the two being in a committed romantic relationship. An additional 32.2 percent said theyd only crossed that line after entering into a relationship with a male coworker, leaving just 22.3 percent who had never mixed business with consenting-adult pleasure. Now, obviously, this shouldnt be taken to say that people in Japan treat their offices like a meat market. However, as mentioned above, Japanese society often leaves adults with precious little time to meet people (or do much of anything) outside of work. Japan also has virtually no stigmas about romances beginning in the workplace, as long as things are kept discreet and everyone keeps fulfilling their professional responsibilities. Full Article: https://japantoday.com/category/features/lifestyle/over-75-percent-of-japanese-women-say-they%E2%80%99ve-slept-with-a-male-coworker-survey "You can't romance in youth because it distracts from your studies." "You can't romance when you're employed because it distracts from your work." Well then the fuck can you get your groove on? When you're 73? --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:957522908] in Over 75% o... [t:79635681]...</cite> <quote> Have you had sex with a co-worker? Yes No Vote View Results Have you had sex with a co-worker? - Results (53 votes) Yes 35.85% (19 votes) 19 No 64.15% (34 votes) 34 Show Voting Form Finding time for romance in Japan can sometimes be a difficult task. Many secondary schools prohibit their students from dating, under the logic that doing so keeps them focused on their studies. In college, most social interactions are centered around group activities with members of the same extracurricular clubs or research teams. And once you hit adulthood, theres a chance that your company will pretty much dominate your day-to-day schedule, what with all the overtime and after-work drinking sessions. So its not so surprising that many Japanese women end up finding the emotional/physical companionship they crave in the arms of a coworker. Still, the results of a recent survey show the practice to be surprisingly common among its participants. Aikatsu polled its female users, asking how many of them have, in its delicately chosen words, had a physical relationship with someone from your workplace. more than three in four women said they had slept with someone from the office. Also, 45.5 percent of the survey participants said that not only had they had sex with a male colleague, but that the physical union had happened without the two being in a committed romantic relationship. An additional 32.2 percent said theyd only crossed that line after entering into a relationship with a male coworker, leaving just 22.3 percent who had never mixed business with consenting-adult pleasure. Now, obviously, this shouldnt be taken to say that people in Japan treat their offices like a meat market. However, as mentioned above, Japanese society often leaves adults with precious little time to meet people (or do much of anything) outside of work. Japan also has virtually no stigmas about romances beginning in the workplace, as long as things are kept discreet and everyone keeps fulfilling their professional responsibilities. Full Article: https://japantoday.com/category/features/lifestyle/over-75-percent-of-japanese-women-say-they%E2%80%99ve-slept-with-a-male-coworker-survey "You can't romance in youth because it distracts from your studies." "You can't romance when you're employed because it distracts from your work." Well then the fuck can you get your groove on? When you're 73? --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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