LafayetteLady
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The OP is also under the impression that the company "encourages" employees to date no he fucking isn't. go back and read what he actually said. Here is what he "actually" said: quote:
ORIGINAL: chesterfieldmale @MissImmortalPain: A very large retail chain. In the training videos, they actually show an approved dating relationship between coworkers. Approved and encouraged are not the same thing. The company recognizes that sometimes employees are going to want to date. So they have "rules" about how that occurs. That does not equal, "encouraging" them to date. quote:
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I'm sure he misunderstood well that's a bit of a fucking laugh isn't it, since you're the one who seems to be doing the misunderstanding here. I'm not misunderstanding anything. Unlike you, I live in the real world and have worked for actual companies that have policies on things. I've also been around long enough to know that people easily see a video with co-workers dating and jump to the idea it is "encouraged." quote:
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Being he likely misunderstodd that, I'm thinking he also misunderstood his co-worker. being as there's no evidence whatsoever that he misunderstood anything, but rather that all the evidence available points towards you being the one who misunderstood, i'm thinking you're quite probably just pulling stuff out of your ass here. Really? The OP's "evidence" that she might be submissive: On their first day of work together, she called him "sir." He's 56 years old. He doesn't mention how old she is, but I'm willing to be she was younger than him. In the south, calling someone you don't know who is older, "sir" is the norm. She probably couldn't remember his name and "sir" is better than "hey you." He tells her she "can" do things, implying that he is either training her or giving her direction in her job. Is that part of his job? In any case, she is new and doesn't want to make mistakes, so she is deferring to him for that direction. You are great at parsing out the sexual bullshit, but when it comes to real world work related things, your experience and knowledge is sorely lacking. What myself and others see here is a recipe for this guy to lose his job or at least get disciplinary action for sexual harassment. Yet, we all have told him to get to know her and lay off the whole detective search to determine if she is submissive. That if after getting to actually know her, finds she is more than just his physical type, to go ahead and date her as per company policy. You view it any way you like, and take whatever risks in life you feel are worth it. The OP can do the same. However, when it blows up in his face, the majority of people here will not be surprised. I'm sure you won't either, but then again, you couldn't care less what effect your "advice" has on his life.
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