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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An annoying coworker is always cruising the kitchen for snacks, leftovers, crumbs. She often eats food in fridge that is not hers. When there are donuts, muffins or pastries leftover from staff meetings or workshops, she will hoard them, leaving none. Every now and then we will toss the leftovers, or hide them and sit back and watch her search. Sometimes she'll ask people if they know what happened to the donuts. [/quote] Is she fat?[/quote] No, not really [/quote] How are you not seeing a childhood of food instability and having compassion for that? [/quote] You cannot be serious with this comment. You just cannot. [/quote] Show me where that level of compulsion and hoarding isn't rooted in something like food instability. Because that is not how secure people behave. [/quote] Np. OMG, even people with deep rooted issues are expected to behave in socially appropriate ways in the workplace. Joe Creep in the cubicle next door was maybe neglected, molested, and otherwise treated terribly as a child. You still don't have compassion for his tendency to watch porn on his computer during work hours. Right? [/quote]
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