and i don't even want to know what you define as flirting.Keep your legs closed
and i don't even want to know what you define as flirting.Keep your legs closed
i would agree with that entirely.I don't think groping at work is appropriate at all! If two people are interested in each other it needs to be taken away from the workplace. Just because the two individuals are ok with it it does not mean that others around them are ok with it.
Are you talking to me? I didn't say any of that was flirting, I meandered off-topic which I am known to do. But I brought it back full-circle. I didn't say how, but I did say we flirted with the security guards, and that behavior with the guards escalated from flirting if the guards allowed it. I was deliberately inflating your proposed scenario to an extreme, which I thought would be cool since your hypothetical was, well, hypothetical, and I described something that actually happened to me. And then just to keep it fair, I answered your original question. I think you would have hated that office, but they would have loved you!that's not flirting! that's crossed the line of what flirting is a long time ago!!
is it hot in here?
i would define flirting as smiles, looks, laughs and a little unuendo. by that standard, i've never flirted in my life!
I'd wait until she groped me. Problem solved.
if a female worker flirted with a male coworker,
what degree of flirting would make him groping her excusable?