Where do you meet men @ 35?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where you work is the best place to meet people.

Sure if you want to be charged with harassment and then fired.

Absolutely. Even if it does turn into something good, one of the two of you will end up losing your job over it. People should just stay away from other people at work. It should be a hard and fast rule for everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where you work is the best place to meet people.

Sure if you want to be charged with harassment and then fired.

Absolutely. Even if it does turn into something good, one of the two of you will end up losing your job over it. People should just stay away from other people at work. It should be a hard and fast rule for everyone.

I have known plenty of people who met at work and started dating once one left the company. At work, you are together with people of the same education level and career goals. How can you not be attracted? OP, my advice to women is golf lessons or cycling or the Sierra Club (though you are liable to meet guys with beards and flannel shirts). Anything that attracts outdoorsy types is mostly men. Also, don't be afraid to ask friends if they know of anyone. They do have brothers and cousins who might be looking for someone like you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where you work is the best place to meet people.

Sure if you want to be charged with harassment and then fired.

Absolutely. Even if it does turn into something good, one of the two of you will end up losing your job over it. People should just stay away from other people at work. It should be a hard and fast rule for everyone.

My ex hooked up with AP from work and no consequences. Guess it's different if you're a fed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where you work is the best place to meet people.

Sure if you want to be charged with harassment and then fired.

Absolutely. Even if it does turn into something good, one of the two of you will end up losing your job over it. People should just stay away from other people at work. It should be a hard and fast rule for everyone.

I completely disagree. I've worked at companies large enough where you can meet and date someone and never cross paths professionally. I do think Saint someone in your department could be a dicier proposition.