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this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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First of all, this is why you don’t date people at work lol
But yeah, I’d apologize and make up some excuse for not replying. I’d also be clear that you aren’t interested. In the future, just make it clear you aren’t interested instead of ghosting, so you can skip all those in between steps
Ok I was 18 and we were at uni and in a different country lmao. No way was this situation predictable. But yeah no more ghosting.
Sounds like the work situation is new, like they dated someone who they will now be working with
Not even working together, I'm on a project for the company she works at for a few months and don't wanna bump into her.
Small world 😄
Maybe. I thought of it more like a return to office or promotion/transfer situation