Today, I asked one of the girls at work out on a date. She responded by filing a harassment complaint. Now, I can't speak to her at all without being written up. FML
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Sagar Nair
| 11
Needs more info. Clearly you might have done something for her to immediately file a report on you just for asking her out
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Memnoc
| 26
Never date anyone that's a coworker. It's bad for you, bad for them, and bad for the company. If\when you break up, the animosity will make work suffer. Still dating and have a heated argument, again work suffers. Just bad all around.
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Sagar Nair
| 11
Needs more info. Clearly you might have done something for her to immediately file a report on you just for asking her out
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GamerChickxoxo
| 16
maybe the girl she asked out was straight ? maybe even a little homophobic ?
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Memnoc
| 26
Never date anyone that's a coworker. It's bad for you, bad for them, and bad for the company. If\when you break up, the animosity will make work suffer. Still dating and have a heated argument, again work suffers. Just bad all around.
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LostSoul
| 19
Keep work and private life separate.
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RichardPencil
| 29
You never ask a coworker out unless you are absolutely sure she wants to go.
Otherwise, you’re creating a “hostile work environment.”
Otherwise, you’re creating a “hostile work environment.”
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Skydome6666
| 6
Although she may have overreacted I'd still say ydi. never date or even ask out people you work with
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Mathalamus
| 24
Yeah, don't ever do tat.
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Stefan Lindblom
| 5
I am sorry to hear that you are ugly.
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BurnInDemonFire
| 30
Pot, kettle, black, chief.
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skippydoda
| 32
This is why they have the saying "don't shit where you eat"
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core01
| 30
JFC, use tinder, not the company directory.
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MitiMiki
| 16
I think there is more to this than OP is sharing. It is not harassment to ask a coworker on a date, however it is harassment to ask said coworker out on a date repeatedly, not accepting no for an answer. The workplace has a strict one and done policy.