It might not have happened to you personally, but its surprising how many people fall in love at work. The passion someone brings to their job and the way in which they communicate professional ideas can stand as a massive turn-on. Its no wonder professional relationships often blur into personal ones. There is a lot of criticism for relationships in the work place, regarding the consequences of a break up, the question of how much concentration youll continue to give your career while distracted by that special someone during work hours, and whether you can still remain proficient when your imagination is probably delving into non-work related scenarios. For example, having wild sex all over your bosses desk. Theres also a matter of remaining appropriate at work: if youre a big lover of PDA, a work relationship is going to take its toll on you if all you want to do is run over to this new found lover and make out in front of all your colleagues. Because thats probably not appropriate at all. While knowing your boundaries are important so as not to affect your work ethic, remember its also great to fall in love. And everyone invests a lot of time and energy into working because you spend probably more time making a wage than you do in your own home. So if the time is right and the mood is now, make the most of a work fling.
I love Stephen King and music festivals; I eat my toast upside down; I daydream about getting married probably a bit too much; and I wish every day for a pet sausage dog puppy (who never materialises – sob).
