> As for handing out valentine gifts, hell my entire work place would be in trouble for gifts, cards, and the like. Oddly enough, where I work, the accepted st

> As for handing out valentine gifts, hell my entire work place would be in trouble for gifts, cards, and the like. Oddly enough, where I work, the accepted standard is you simply don't hand out stuff to coworkers on Valentines. I mean it is one f'n day of the year, how hard is it to avoid that unless your sole goal is to entice someone? > We celebrate a lot different events I think you are making my point for me. Any event except Valentines/romance related, the behavior would have been appropriate. Specifically doing it on Valentines with the unspoken implication of he'd be alone with her and his wife would be out of town....? :/ > Let's be honest. We only get a picture, one tinted by personal views and time. It will be interesting what the court digs up and how the final determination comes about. Of course. However, it disgusts me that the article seems to imply that "hitting on a woman" and "being nice/mentoring" is the same behavior as the positioning of that quote implied.