Hi, I know it's not a good idea to get it where I get my bread but this is the case. I'm 25, she's 23 and we're both single. It can be said that I am in a higher position than her, but she is not subordinate to me, nor is she in the same team and we literally see each other as we travel together to and from work (business transport). I like the girl and I think I like her too, but we rarely have the opportunity to talk more in private. I found it on the web, but we haven't written anything yet. So far I have not had a relationship at work and I have deliberately abstained several times, even though they have shown interest in me. Have you had a similar experience and how is things going for you?
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The fish is still in the sea, and you are already putting the pan and opening a beer ... It may just be polite to you and have someone, or it may just not be her type.
I hope it's done with the chick. Good luck!
Maybe, but rather not. Looking at her, she's unlikely to take the first step to make sure she's really interested. It's not inherent in women, even when they really like someone, especially as a colleague.
How many people start a relationship at work. What is the problem? It is not infidelity but a relationship.
Well, I think it's quite normal. A person after school / university, except at work, who knows how many opportunities for new acquaintances there are ... Besides, after 3-5 years, say, you may no longer be colleagues. Nowadays, work is very easy to change. But if you have a family, it will stay. I, on the other hand, approve of the quarrels between (especially more distant) colleagues, because your name is people from the same rug, with similar interests and level of intellectual development. I haven't heard, for example, a boxer marry a violinist ... or a poet marry a pig farmer ... Yes, indeed, the title "relationship with a colleague" sounds a bit ridiculous, as №1 notes.
You go to work not to lift your legs