Blushing coworker
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Anonymous
| OP, everything is not about you. |
Anonymous
| I can only imagine since you're asking that you must be doing or saying something inappropriate. |
Anonymous
| I have Rosacea and blush all the time. I am also a pasty red head so that does not help either. ugh. |
Anonymous
| +1 to the rosacea and blushing all the time. Curse of the Celt. |
Anonymous
| Dude has rosacea, leave him alone OP |
Anonymous
| Ignore it, OP. Before I had proper control of my anxiety I used to blush randomly like that, too. A low dose of Propranolol really helped. (but don't tell him that...that would be weird and inappropriate). |
Anonymous
| He’s not attracted to you, OP. He’s fair-skinned. |
Anonymous
| Maybe you stress him out |
Anonymous
| I recently developed rosacea and I feel like I often look like I’m blushing. Sometimes it will flair for no apparent reason. |
Anonymous
Hey mine too!! (Though I am a dark-skinned person who finds the idea of blushing fascinating). |
Anonymous
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I had a coworker who would blush at a " Happy Birthday" wish from anyone, male or female. Then stupid people would point out that she was blushing, and her entire body would turn red.
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Anonymous
| It’s pollen season, I am home by myself and blush. |
Anonymous
+1 For some people, it's a medical issue. It's almost certainly not about you. Just ignore it. |
Anonymous
| As a blusher, I’m so happy OP posted this, because now I know I’m NOT ALONE! |
Anonymous
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Can you ignore it?
Maybe this person is nervous around you? Idk |