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Office Romance – Tears or Laughter

Given the amount of time we spend at work each day, it’s of little surprise that romance blooms in offices. Whether in a banking, insurance, IT, government or similarly related workspace, with Cupid’s arrow targeted at you like an Excocet missile, you stand no chance.

Whilst all bones of reasonableness will have left your body, you may still have the small voice of conscience whispering quietly from your shoulder. Even though your heart is ready to burst with the euphoria of the new love in your life, her/his voice is worth listening to, albeit now and again. Just like all good Hollywood love stories, an office romance will have drama, mania and heightened emotions. Where possible, keep control.

Privately sent email exchanges and clandestine meetings out of work can afford the affair more secrecy, especially as in it’s early stages, no one knows if or how it will progress. Also, you may not be aware of what the company you work for’s policy is on such a delicate matter.

You may believe that your elation as your eyes meet across the office desks will go un noticed by other staff members, but love is a magical power and will be obvious to all. Be prepared for the gossip mongers who will be looking for fuel to fire their very special brand of tittle tattle.

Your secret trysts by the photocopier as your relationship progresses and seemingly innocuous meetings next to the filing cabinetswill not go unseen. An office romance is a saga played out for all to witness, a drama with a plot that fellow work colleagues will be pleased to see unfold.

If it appears that the romance is successful and to be made public, an excellent way to let all know is by rumour. A surefire method of rapid information distribution. Telling someone in confidence will soon have the joyful news spread right across The Office grapevine in no time at all, so be ready for the congratulations that are guaranteed to ensue.

Conversely, should it be decided that the romance is not to be, it is better to secure new employment and leave the current position on a ‘high’, rather than to stay putand languish or remain in what could easily become an untenable and uncomfortable position.

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