subject: Dating A CoWorker - Is It A Good Idea? [print this page] Dating A CoWorker - Is It A Good Idea? Dating A CoWorker - Is It A Good Idea?
Alright ladies, when do you get a break when it comes to dating Why are the women always the ones to get the hard end of the deal and all the hassles when it comes to asking the man out Some men out there appreciate a head strong, take charge woman and plainly, there is nothing wrong with that. So what do you do when you come across a man whom you have shown interest in, he has returned the interest, yet there has been no date set You simply take matters into your own hands and ask him out yourself and here we will give you advice on how to do so.
A co-worker
When it comes to approaching that intelligent, yet handsome male co-worker, for obvious reasons this is going to offer a little more challenge than if you were in a night club, or on the subway somewhere. At the workplace there are consequences for unwanted advances and so on, therefor, know that there is some interest there. And without coming off like a creepy secretary ask him to a sports game of his preference, or to see a local band he is into. Know what it is he likes, and approach it from a friendly, co-worker stance. Turn it into a group date and let the romance grow outside the workplace.
Friend of a friend
You have accepted his friend request and you notice he is a friend of a friend or relative, and you cant help but notice his statuss have turned into something you go out of your way to read, you find yourself browsing his pictures, and you have even chatted online a few times, yet he hasnt asked you out yet. Ok, you can work with this. Tell him you are planning a social get-together, or karaoke night and your mutual friend is coming, and you thought it was about time you put a face and voice to the emails and statuss. Add some humor and friendly gestures to the date offer and see where things go.
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