Girls at my part time job hate me, can't get with them?

[Hassaniscool]

[ManOnFire]

Do you mean you can't get with them as in they don't want to date you? If so, leave it that way. Workplace relationships can become very messy.

Why do they hate you? Maybe you've pressed them too much? Maybe they find you annoying? I really don't know and can't say, but I would just keep it professional with them. Remember that girls will look for any opportunity they can to destroy a guy at work. Don't give it to them.

[Hassaniscool]

They r racist prolly with the news and all

[ManOnFire]

Ahhh gotcha. Are you black? It's okay, I am too. If you are I understand your situation even more. Black men are often thought of as and treated like sexual predators, and usually happens at work. People are always thinking a black man is trying to nail some girl, especially non-black girls. It is such a toxic thing to deal with.

[Hassaniscool]

No asian🙄

[ManOnFire]

Asian guys get a bad rap too, yeah. Just keep your distance from them and stay professional.

[ManOnFire]

@hassaniscool I wish you the best going forward, bro.

[Hassaniscool]

Cheers man, some of them showing attitude r not even worth banging 😶‍🌫️

[BetaBucks]

Best to leave them alone then. The reality is that you have to led women lead the relationship in the workplace. Otherwise you risk getting fired, sued or arrested. The ones that like you will make it known, and banging them is super easy after that.

[AI Opinion]

It's important to focus on building positive relationships in the workplace. Firstly, reflect on any behaviors that might unintentionally affect your interactions. Practice active listening and show genuine interest in your colleagues' perspectives. Building trust takes time, so be patient and consistent in your efforts to connect. Mutual respect and open communication can help foster a healthier work environment. If tensions persist, addressing concerns directly and professionally with your colleagues, or seeking guidance from a supervisor, may be beneficial. Remember, growth and understanding stem from empathy and collaboration.

[Anonymous]

Okie-Dokie.