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Topic	Have you ever slept with a coworker?
Arcanine2009 03/24/24 3:18:29 PM #49:	BiggCoolDaddy posted... Never date a co worker unless you are willing to lose that job. This so hard. I get that a lot of people meet at work, but I just would but be very very careful. Especially as a dude when approaching female coworkers. Always have good intentions and never be a creep. But most of all, be professional and discreet about a work relationship, and have a strategy if things go south/doesn't work. We all know this. I don't recommend dating anyone in your department unless one person leaves..Otherwise dating someone in another department is much better, if you have to date someone at work. People talk.. And your reputation can be ruined..Especially if you try to go with multiple people. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979540064] in Have you e... [t:80729448]...</cite> <quote>BiggCoolDaddy posted... </cite><quote>Never date a co worker unless you are willing to lose that job.</quote>This so hard. I get that a lot of people meet at work, but I just would but be very very careful. Especially as a dude when approaching female coworkers. Always have good intentions and never be a creep. But most of all, be professional and discreet about a work relationship, and have a strategy if things go south/doesn't work. We all know this.I don't recommend dating anyone in your department unless one person leaves..Otherwise dating someone in another department is much better, if you have to date someone at work. People talk.. And your reputation can be ruined..Especially if you try to go with multiple people. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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