CalifChick -> RE: Here's A Story...Part II (1/12/2008 9:21:36 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MistressOfGa For months I have been lying to my co-worker, who is a dominant woman. Then I would tell her I was kidding and it was all cool. As a submissive, would you have told her from the beginning and risk losing your job? 1. I am not seeing any lying. I am seeing withholding of information, but being that there is no established relationship, there is no obligation to let it all hang out, as it were. 2. Telling someone something secret about yourself and then saying you're kidding seems quite a bit juvenile, particularly when repeated. I don't know that I would call it lying, but perhaps self-preservation, particularly when the workplace is involved. It seems to be more flirting than anything else in this case. An amateur attempt, but flirting nonetheless. 3. I'm not seeing where the "risk losing your job" comes into play. This is a coworker. If you were talking about sexual things, or innuendo, or whatever, and someone asks you to stop, and you do not, then you are risking losing your job. Otherwise, I'm not seeing the problem. 4. It certainly isn't your place to out anyone you work with, even if that outing is only you telling them that you know. You don't know if someone is going to be receptive or mortified if you were to say, "Hey I saw you being flogged at that party Saturday night." So I guess the only real issue I'm seeing is the repeated juvenile "just kidding" thing. The whole thing seems so permeated with immaturity. Cali
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