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Girl At Work by ajayioluwatobi(m): 9:17am On Oct 08, 2012 |
Now, before rambling on i should disclose that i've NEVER had a relationship with a coworker and always avoided these at all costs. I have no problem reading girls' intentions in clubs, bars, even just ordinary day 'game', but i'm very inexperienced with reading a coworker's signals. There's this new (very attractive) young girl at the office, who seems aloof towards me whenever someone is around, but when we're alone she suddenly changes and becomes friendly, smiling and talks to me differently to everyone else. With the other guys and girls she talks with a slightly nervous higher pitched 'girly' voice and quite giggly, with me it's a lower, more 'comfortable' voice tone. I notice these things... Her behaviour is like chalk and cheese - if anyone else is around she barely mutters a "hi" and won't even look at me....lol. She's never like this with other coworkers. I'm especially interested in girls' opinions on this... does she maybe have feelings for me and wants to hide this from the other coworkers? (she's quite shy, younger AND only 3 weeks into the job). |
Re: Girl At Work by Nobody: 2:12pm On Oct 08, 2012 |
This is unbelievable! Why don't you just face your work before you make silly mistakes! |
Re: Girl At Work by Nobody: 2:40pm On Oct 08, 2012 |
she definitely likes you. Go for it |
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