Would you get romantically involved with a coworker? (Page 3)

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Even if in your office is allowed to do so but also because love is love? If you were in this couple shoes, would you still keep your relationship or break before things get complicated. When I was working in an company (I no longer work there since 2019 but I lasted there 15 years) there was a lady who now is 23 but when she began working in the company, she started when she was 20. The years passed and she started to get along real well with another coworker, who is 15 years older than her (she is now 23 and he is now 38). So they started to like each other when she was like 21 and he was much older of course (15 years difference). The guy before meeting this coworker he was involved with another coworker who was just 5 years younger than him. He started dating this other chick before the new one was hired in the office, they dated maybe 2 years they had an on and off kinda of relationship, to the point of she cheating on his coworker with a guy she alredy knew before, like a friend or something (the friend was not an employee of the company) . During this on and off relationship she got pregnant and people int he office thought the baby was the coworker`s baby, but it turn out it was not his, it was her friend baby, what a relief for the guy, so the lady broke off with the coworker obviously and she got married with the father of his baby, like one year later. Since they were an item and broke off in not good terms, the lady coworker did not even cross words or communication with her ex, she did not like to talk to her and if she had to for work reasons she used other coworkers to be her messenger, even if both were coworkers at the same company. Anyway they broke off and this new much younger lady got hired in the company, well it seems they hit it off well that they began to have some kind of a relationship like one year after the new lady was hired but not so serious still. In the office annual Christmas party of

Better_off_here · Answer

not the best idea but it is legal if you were to date each other. but could get messy when you break up too.

Anonymous · Answer

Never. I used to see him as my elder brother in the world and the hereafter.

TheBigGuy9 · Answer

She’s 23 he’s 38 yeah we get it. I started banging a 49 receptionist at my job about 15 years ago.

IncognitoBandito · Answer

If I found her very attractive it might be tempting.

dudeinohio · Answer

No way. Gossip. would ensue. Then if you break up, the shit talking would start. No win situation.

zagor · Answer

Sure. I've worked at places where there were lots of such relationships. Some worked out, some not.

Kiran_Yagami · Answer

No. I'd bang a coworker, but romantics are out of the question.

HeartFullOfGlue · Answer

No, cause if we break up I don't wanna see them every day

msc545 · Answer

Getting involved with coworkers is a good way to lose a job.

Gb-Fan · Answer

I have and it didn’t last and was very awkward for some time but it’s ok now.

Strightwhitrepub · Answer

If I wasn't with someone already, with me loyalty is not an option.

EnglishEuropean · Answer

You can either straight up ask them out, or it can develop slowly.

Nice222 · Answer

I married my coworker and 22 years later we still work together and still married.

Anonymous · Answer

I banged a secretary at a previous job of mine. We kept it pretty casual though.

Nwahillbilly · Answer

I bring one or two home at lunchtime for them to fuck my wife and me.

Effie2004 · Answer

No work/school time away which Is good to much time time from each other.

julianna445 · Answer

No, I can't because you won't pay much attention to your work and that may make yo lose your job

Anonymous · Answer

I tried. It didn't end to well. One of them snitched on me

anonbrunette99 · Answer

I don’t recommend but hey maybe it would work

dustybiker · Answer

If the person was ticking all boxes I would.

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