Anonymous #7 3w

i mean it was in a professional setting. i was working and it’s usually my clients

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Anonymous OP 3w

Then it doesn’t matter don’t fuck ur clients that’s bad business lmaooo, and if they are flirting just play along for the tips/return customer

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Anonymous #7 3w

Unless ofc it becomes genuinely uncomfortable, then fire ur client obv

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Anonymous #7 3w

i just want to clarify i’m an event planner and i meet 100s of people everyone every month. it’s not like a confidential thing and it’s not breaking any rules if my client like me or if i like them.

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Anonymous OP 3w

As an event planner myself, you and I both know that shits all politics and sex/flirting that gets serious is the worst possible thing for those politics

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Anonymous #7 3w

not really…if it was coworkers that i see on a daily basis, then sure. but these are vendors and 3rd parties

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Anonymous OP 3w

All the more reason to keep a tighter leash on others’ perception of you when the relationships are that distant. Just giving you advice as someone who went through the headache of thinking “it’s just casual!” and then all of my interactions going forward had a sexual undertone within that specific group. Just not worth the headache, find a man somewhere outside of your business/work relationships. I honestly think coworker dating is less serious than this sort of arrangement, personally.

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