Real Scenario below. Why would my new female coworker change her stance on something to match mine?

[Rab1901]

She said she liked someplace (1) over another place (2) but when she asked me, I honestly told her that I liked another place (2), and then she said, "then I like 2 too."

She obviously is showing that she is on my side, but is this a clear indication of her having romantic interest in me? That was my initial thought, but I don't want to just jump to conclusions. What do you all think?

Clear indication of romantic interest

Probably indication of romantic interest

50-50 indication of romantic interest

I have no idea

Something else (comment below)

[Nikki1989]

Not even close, dude. Chill the F out.

[Rab1901]

Please answer the question.

[Flower7]

Try not to put any more thought into this. It’s not good to get involved with coworkers.

[Rab1901]

I am not interested in her. It's just good information to know so I can be careful. I don't want to be a victim

[Flower7]

A victim of what?

[Rab1901]

We are coworkers. She can claim harassment just because she feels I led her on or if she feels jealous that I am giving someone more or attention. Is that a terrible thing to do? Yes but people do it and it definitely has happened in my workplace

[Jammaa]

This has happened in my workplace too. There are women these days who just can't handle work and romance so they just break down and do something terrible

[Flower7]

@Rab1901 Just stop chatting with her then.

[Rab1901]

That wouldn't be professional at all. I am not going to just ignore someone I see at work regularly. Is that something you think is normal?

[Flower7]

I don’t think it’s normal to be this concerned about sexual harrassment. You’re making this situation a lot more than what it is. So if every little thing she says to you is going to freak you out, the only thing you can do is not engage with her.

[Rab1901]

It's not freaking me out at all. I am just trying to be smart because it has already happened multiple times with other coworkers. I feel like it's something you haven't thought about because you are a woman, and that's okay, but if you think about it now, wouldn't you want a man that you are close with to be smart about it?
I just want to get an answer to my initial question so I am aware and ready to take the smoothest path for my job.
I am not asking about what to say or not say. I have also said that I am not interested in a romantic relationship. I just want to know if you feel she is trying to make something to clear to me that she wants more or not. I do not want tips on the steps I have to take because I already have a simple procedure if this kind of case arises.

[ProbablyClueless]

Sounds like she's just being easy going, dude. Women like to get along with people.

[Rab1901]

Interesting