HunterJJD said:But no one wants to date me so it is ok
HunterJJD said:But no one wants to date me so it is ok
Chasey_Lane said:I'm a firm believer that people demonstrate unfavorable characteristics early on in a relationship. You either stay with the person and hope they change, or get out, fast! Not my fault if you date a skitzo and didn't notice the warning signs.
HunterJJD said:But no one wants to date me so it is ok
My guy and I work together, been friends and then best friends and now he is moving in with me. We have known each other for about 14 yrs, though, so maybe we are a special case. And we have had our share of ups and downs, just made a couple of rules in the beginning and stuck to them....wow, I love him!!!sushisamba said:These days, "they' say most relationships start between co-workers. The interesting thing is, "they" don't say how those relationships end.
What kind of rules?just.me said:My guy and I work together, been friends and then best friends and now he is moving in with me. We have known each other for about 14 yrs, though, so maybe we are a special case. And we have had our share of ups and downs, just made a couple of rules in the beginning and stuck to them....wow, I love him!!!
That's not what I'm saying. Take for example the "control freak." This person will call you 50 times a day, drive by your house when you don't answer, and question every person that you glance at.morganj614 said:You cannot lump together all people into what they will do in certain situations.
I was watching a show the other night and a guy was talking to a (female) coworker about another, wondering if she thought the other would be interested in going out with him...bresamil said:are there any pros? I really see only cons.
Pete said:What kind of rules?
bresamil said:are there any pros? I really see only cons.
Toxick said:I did it once.
I dont' remember anything positive about the experience.
Christy said:I dated, and wound up marrying a co-worker. :shrug: That was about 11 years ago. We still work together.
bresamil said:as much as I appreciate my company's recent change of policy to actually allow attractive men to work for them, .
bresamil said:I think it would end up icky. Not because of the behavior of either party as much as everyone else in the company "monitoring" the relationship.
Therefore, as much as I appreciate my company's recent change of policy to actually allow attractive men to work for them, I believe I will decline anything other than friendship from the workplace.
morganj614 said:I need to come over there since all my company will hire is 90 year old dried up prune men.
Aaaaaaa... but you can become "buddies" with said co-worker and have him introduce you to a few of his eligible hottie friends...bresamil said:I think it would end up icky. Not because of the behavior of either party as much as everyone else in the company "monitoring" the relationship.
Therefore, as much as I appreciate my company's recent change of policy to actually allow attractive men to work for them, I believe I will decline anything other than friendship from the workplace.
jwwb2000 said:I bet they even have teef
jazz lady said:Thanks for posting what I was thinking.