FauxReal said:

because it would be an awesome avatar!!!

I agree with Jone. I wouldn't want to see the person everyday if things didn't work out... and with my track record, it's a possibility.

A math teacher and Spanish teacher have been dating for over two years. I think they live together now. Our building is so big I don't think they even see each during the day, because they are in different wings.

JustErin said:

!

TheVoid said:

fuck.

don't think so...but u never no

don't shit where you eat

This phrase means "do not have romantic relationships with any co-workers." Basically, you don't want to make yourself uncomfortable (by potentially having a romantic relationship get ugly, or "shitting") at the place where you work ("where you eat").


usually office romance ends up in the along with the full of tears.

evenstar3 said:

UNWISE

ufoclub said:

Don't dip your pen in the company ink.
You should not get the butter where you make the bread.

evenstar3 said:

Think about it this way... the last person you had at least a spell of joyous bonding with,,, and then broke up in a very sad way that was depressing... what if you still had to live with them? It would not be a fun place to be, and I think that if you got with someone at work and then broke up, work would not be a fun place to be.

ufoclub said:

but if work is expendable.... party!

It is not a good idea.

I think even joking around the office about sex can be taken the wrong way around the office if your higher up supervisors finds out.

Heidi.

JNooooo!

evenstar3 said:

My boss met the woman he married at my job. They both still work there. Not in the same office tho'.

Two former coworkers of mine started a relationship, while he was married. Now she hates him.

It usually ends up in disaster and sometimes it can work out, but only if it's "the one".

PunkMistress said:

If they go kablooey, it's the definition of "AWWWK-warrrd!". One of the parties usually ends up quitting or being fired.

Disaster for me.

Tremolina said:

I dunno. I met a girl when I was wet behind the ears, just 19 or so, and she was 23. She'd traveled, had done charity work in exotic locales around the world, and I was, well, me. We stuck together, I always thought out of boredom and mutual need, but looking back she seemed to smile and laugh a lot when with me. She never asked me out though, so though I may look back and think in hindsight maybe she liked me more than I thought, I think that says it wasn't anything. Sorry, that's all I have. I'd love to meet her now though and tell her what I've been up to moving out here and everything.

Fauxie said:

God, you're fucking reflective today.

PunkMistress said:

I'd say, steer clear of office romances.

JustErin said:

You bitch

TheVoid said:

I'd go to work under you.