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ok so this might be long bare with me. this girl at my work we have liked each other a long time. like 7 years. she asked me out a few times and I was always afraid of dating somone I was working with. like she would say things to me like she can't stop thinking of me and she wants to be with me. I wouldn't commit to anything or go on a date. but we kept flirting and being into each other. it felt like we were like a work couple we both were into each other. like jim and pam on the office lol. she got a promotion as a nursing assistant and got moved to the corporate office at a different part of the building. so I gave her my number and she seemed happy. she got a cute smile and touched my arm. since then I have been studying to be a higher position and have been moved to a different location, but only 15 min away. so I do not see her at all anymore.
anyway it has been 4 months since I gave her my number and she has not called or texted. I know she prob isn't interested anymore right? but we are not that far removed from her telling me she can't stop thinking of me. and she was happy when I gave my number. you would think if she was into me enough to say those things then she would give it a try and text me. the reason we didn't date is because we work together and now we don't.
I feel like I should get over her but its hard because I feel like we could be good together and that there is still something there. also keep in mind there has been times I haven't seen her for 2 months and then when I do she acts sweet to me. so I suppose its still possible. I don't know should I hold out hope or move on.

A man is accusing Starbucks of age discrimination after he says the coffee chain banned him from a store in Washington state after he asked one of its teen baristas on a date.

The 37-year-old man, who will not identify himself because he hasn't been charged with a crime, told CBS News that he was at Starbucks on Main Street in Downtown Spokane and wrote a note asking a 16-year-old barista out for dinner.

'I was flirted with by a barista. For some reason she thought I was funny. Said I was funny. So I gave her a note to see if she'd be interested in dinner', the man wrote in a public Facebook post that has since gone viral.

He said he returned to the Starbucks the following day and a Spokane police officer told him he was banned from the location.

Spokane police said businesses are allowed to refuse service to anyone who is causing trouble or being disruptive for as long as they see fit.

So, Starbucks was legally allowed to ban the man from that location. But he says he's being discriminated against because of his age.

'I know the female Starbucks barista was of legal age to date. I broke no laws. I merely took a chance with my heart. I'm tired of hearing the word "creep" as any black person or gay person is tired of hearing certain words. I have a whole webpage dedicated to age gap love', the man wrote.

He asked people on Facebook to contact Starbucks and complain, but his call-to-action was met with some opposition.


People commented on the Spokane Starbucks' Facebook page, mostly praising the business for banning the man from the location.

A Starbucks spokesperson said the company supports how the business handled this situation.

'We have no tolerance for any such inappropriate behavior or harassment, and we will continue to support our store partners and local authorities investigating the situation'.