about a guy at work who follows me around and flirts with me, his pregnant girlfriend also works there... i have done nothing to encourage him just talked to him as a friend would.

3mta3 said:

that poor girl and unborn baby...I wonder if she realises what he's like

kick him hard in the ermmmm

I'd run for the hills!

i asked him if she knows he flirts the way he does and he said yes.... but ya never know. im not really friendly with her she never seems to be happy and when i have tried to talk to her she replies and thats it.

Be Honest....

It might be harmless, some people are hopeless flirts.

3mta3 said:

well, if she knows and puts up with it there's not much that can happen, really...it's her choice to stay with someone like that

as the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink

Can I follow you around?

bkw said:

today he asked me if i thought it was wrong for someone to fantasize about someone they work with, i said who are u talking about? he said u and me ofcourse, i was shocked nothing like this has ever happened to me.

3mta3 said:

This guy is really starting to sound like an ass.

You wouldn't happen to be wearing your erm.. scent behind your ears would ya?

MrJoker said:

he is very cocky

3mta3 said:

That sounds like alot more than harmless flirting. That's a come on.

You may have to tell him honestly to pull his head in.

lollyp0p said:

Kick him hard in the cashews and walnuts?



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sinisterpentatonic said:

roflmao ya know i thought about that for a split second when i saw that thread.....but no

bkw said:

It's not only his head that needs pulling in

bkw said:

I agree...besides, he's making your working environment uneasy...be upfront and let him know you don't want that type of attention...that way if he continues, you can file a formal complaint later...and if he doesn't continue, then you'll feel better taking matters into your own hands and dealing with the situation.

Byron said:

the more i think about it the more un easy i get i need to deal with it he is trying to go into upper management and if he thinks its ok now what could happen if he's the boss.....

Byron said:

It's the best advice I've heard so far....

If you are not happy confronting the....er....guy...then go directly through the complaints

procedure and your superior...I know it's easy for others to say.

Maybe he feels relaxed in your company. Don't be so suspicious.

sinisterpentatonic said:

Don't forget his Peanuts and Almonds