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Well it is common advice to not date in the work place. The reality is that a lot of couples meet in the work place, though. II just googled and found http://ww
by Tichy 15y ago
Well it is common advice to not date in the work place. The reality is that a lot of couples meet in the work place, though. II just googled and found http://www.savvysugar.com/More-Couples-Meet-Work-Than-College-1002109 http://www.savvysugar.com/More-Couples-Meet-Work-Than-Colleg... which claims 18% of committed couples met at their work place, va 14% who met at college (which is actually a kind of work place, too).
So while it sounds like good advice on the surface to not date colleagues, it just isn't realistic.
- omgsean 15y agoHow many of those relationships do you think were sparked by public sexist comments during a meeting? You're veering dangerously into "beep boop" territory.
- Tichy 15y agoWhat is "beep boop" territory? I am aware that many people will choose to misunderstand me. I am not saying sexism at work should be tolerated so that couples can form. I am saying that attraction at the workplace is real and people need help learning how to deal with it. The "leary guy" might have been sexist, or simply socially inept. If the definition of sexism includes "acknowledging the existence of boobs" then there is no hope, though.
- omgsean 15y ago"beep boop" territory is what happens when you try to reduce human interactions to evolutionary psychology or "if..then..else" statements. >If the definition of sexism includes "acknowledging the existence of boobs" then there is no hope, though. "Hey, look at the boobs on our sole female co-worker!" is sexism. So I guess there's no hope.