This girl at work...

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PaulPT7

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1,320 posts

201 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Don't know why I'm posting this here but anyway.

Me and a girl at work have been e-mailing each other for a good few months, more than anything to keep each other entertained during tedious days in the office. We've spent a few lunch times together doing things like supermarket shopping, nothing exciting.

Recently I felt like my work has been suffering because of our emails so yesterday I decided that I'd tell her, in a polite way, to ease off, with the hope that soon she will stop.

She's quite shy in person, doesn't talk to many people, shes good looking but has a live in boyfriend and I'm married. I have no intention of taking it any further as I don't see her that way.

Anyway, since yesterday when I said to calm down with the emails, shes started sending me really bhy emails and ignoring me face to face.

Shes become quite a good mate over the last few months, but this isn't reasonable behaviour is it? What do you suggest to do?

Bing o

15,184 posts

220 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Shag her.

dougc

8,240 posts

266 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Gagging for it.

chris_w666

22,655 posts

200 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Ask Rod Rammage he appears to have a great way with the fairer sex.

HTH

Wriggly

11 posts

191 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Grow some pubes then sexually assault.

ASBO

26,140 posts

215 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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chris_w666 said:
Ask Rod Rammage he appears to have a great way with the fairer sex.

HTH
Indeed.

has somebody roused him?

daveco

4,130 posts

208 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Donkey Punch. She sounds like the sort.

Fallen Angel

2,317 posts

210 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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PaulPT7 said:
Don't know why I'm posting this here but anyway.

Me and a girl at work have been e-mailing each other for a good few months, more than anything to keep each other entertained during tedious days in the office. We've spent a few lunch times together doing things like supermarket shopping, nothing exciting.

Recently I felt like my work has been suffering because of our emails so yesterday I decided that I'd tell her, in a polite way, to ease off, with the hope that soon she will stop.

She's quite shy in person, doesn't talk to many people, shes good looking but has a live in boyfriend and I'm married. I have no intention of taking it any further as I don't see her that way.

Anyway, since yesterday when I said to calm down with the emails, shes started sending me really bhy emails and ignoring me face to face.

Shes become quite a good mate over the last few months, but this isn't reasonable behaviour is it? What do you suggest to do?
How old is she?

Give her a day or two; she has been totally reactionary to your "calming down" email - she will be fine.

angel

Mr Beaumont

459 posts

206 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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chris_w666 said:
Ask Rod Rammage he appears to have a great way with the fairer sex.

HTH
I thought he had started batting for the other side. hehe

Edited by Mr Beaumont on Tuesday 10th June 16:00

Chainguy

4,381 posts

201 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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She thought she was onto a shag. Maybe even a relationship. Now she knows she isn't. Expect some female fury your way.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

218 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Leading on bunny boilers in the office isn't a good idea. Let her down gently by reporting her to the boss for stealing, misuse of company property and calling all the superiors "c&nts".

PaulPT7

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1,320 posts

201 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Shes 24. I'm 26. Do you think it is a sexual thing? Doesn't like rejection?

Jasandjules

69,948 posts

230 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Just say you didn't mean to offend and you don't mean to stop talking etc.. but just need to get on with a bit of work, so don't be surprised if you don't reply as quickly in future.....

Oakey

27,595 posts

217 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Phone the police, say she's harassing you, use the emails as evidence. That'll teach the bh.

Heskey

4,048 posts

194 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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I'd guess you just need to explain your initial intentions and that you never had any intention to turn it into some sort of office affair, and re-state that you're cutting contact because your work performance is slipping.

I'd also tell her that her suddenly bhy e-mails are probably an indication that she wanted it to lead to something, which you didn't, and that if she's just going to send you bhy e-mails, she's not really going to accomplish anything, and it's in both of your work interests to just resume normal work ethos.

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This, I never get with women; how is being spiteful and bhy going to accomplish anything after being let down about something?

Their OH breaks up with them and finds someone else, so they go attack that someone else... You think he'll take you back? All you do is prove you're crazy and insecure.

Edited by Heskey on Tuesday 10th June 16:04

Olf

11,974 posts

219 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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So for the last few months, you, a married man, have been basically leading this poor lass up the garden path and then one day out of the blue you tell her to FO.

And you'r wondering why she's ignoring you?

Wake up and smell the coffee dude.

rev-erend

21,421 posts

285 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Time of the month biggrin

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

198 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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Where's the "This thread is usless without pics" smilie.....

BoRED S2upid

19,717 posts

241 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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PaulPT7 said:
Shes 24. I'm 26. Do you think it is a sexual thing? Doesn't like rejection?
Obviously a sexual thing, she wants you. Your duty as a man is to do it. Either than or buy a crossbow.

ewenm

28,506 posts

246 months

Tuesday 10th June 2008
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You've made it an issue, rather than just gently cooling off your responses (e.g. she emails, you don't reply for a couple of hours, citing busyness).

There is no easy way back.
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