Yeah not really, you're not supposed to fraternise with your coworkers, especially not in the office?? Surely if he thought she liked him, or even just to make it romantic, he'd suggest meeting somewhere. Then she could've make her feelings clear as I doubt she'd have agreed to a date. Not exactly a kind way to respond but what did he expect

Fraternising with coworkers in the office happens to be a fantastic idea.

#34 A lot of places don't mind coworkers dating as long as it doesn't interfere with work, that being said, OP definitely deserves better than that girl and could possibly report the boss for unruly conduct. Bosses are supposed to be mature and definitely not make employees feel bad.

I don't think screwing them will help find someone mature and respectful! ;)

No shit number six

The Founding Fathers, Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr. Etc. never #7?

I would argue those instances were people voicing their beliefs, which in my eyes are traditionally separate from feelings.

If no one shared their feelings no one would date and no one would have children..

It's not guaranteed that Op will find somebody.