It you are married it's disrespectful considering you are only. really. thinking of ypurself. and not thinking how. your partner would. feel about it , your partner might say they are. ok with it but deep down they aren't but they dont. want. to sound like. they dont trust you so they tell you what you want. to hear , this type of thing can cause conflicts in relationships , i have seen this happen and it usually ends in disaster cuz the work spouse starts getting to comfortable and in most cases will. try to make a move , it's ok to have work friends but always best to not get. too close if. you respect. your partner and love your partner out of. respect you shouldn't allow this. to happen.
I personally have a "work husband" and he is literally just a good work friend. We vent to each other about shit happening in our lives and we take turns bringing each other lunches. We are CNAs and work 12-16 hour shifts at a time and he's just that person that I talk to at work because I spend so much time with him. But there's nothing romantic whatsoever and me and him both have normal relationships outside of work and have even all hung out together with our partners. There shouldn't be anything wrong with it as long as it is strictly friends.
That’s how I feel about it. I got close to a married man at work quite unintentionally and he ended up leaving his wife. We later parted ways but my partner at the time thought I was cheating with this man, freaked out and broke up with me in an unbelievably cold way. Watch out.
She totally does!! He is this wonderfully funny, sarcastic gay man, and I don't want to offend anyone, but I think he is just the most hysterical joy to talk with!! I know why she adores him!! He describes himself as a 'Sarcastic Bitch', his words, not mine, so no offense intended to anyone! She told me that she really was drawn to him because of his fashion sense, and when she first started working there, he was 'bitchy' and judged her cloths with a 'dismissive look'. I have no idea what that means, but at some point, they seemed to connect, in some way! I am a little nervous how she talks with him, about our relationship, and what she shares, but I trust her, and know he is like her 'best girlfriend'!
If it's a friend from work then call them a friend from work... the second she bring that "work spouse" BS home... she's going to get her ass kicked through that cat flap...
@bklynbadboy1 a work spouse is usually someone you have close platonic friendship with that's similar to a marriage. You see each other sometimes more than your own partner, they usually confide in each other, support and help each other through difficult times at work. It's really common.
I'm aware of what the term means and all that, but what a STUPID label. Very insulting and condescending to the actual husband too... don't care if 'work' is the prefix or not. I am not a jealous guy whatsoever, but I would not be having that shit.
Yea, I got work married lol. Don’t know how but I did lol. Strictly platonic as she’s married and her husband and I became friends too. It’s kinda strange but after a few years it just like “meh”. Never had any issues but there are very clear lines we know not to cross.
So basically somebody that you aren't sexual with but are very close to, sharing personal and private details with and that sort of thing? That just sounds a really close friend. I would be fine with it.
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