By Jessie - 05/07/2011 16:34 - United States

Spicy
Today, I got stuck listening to my coworker bang on about how sexy her fiancé is for almost an hour. She told me about their sex life, described his dick in great detail, and showed me pictures of him shirtless. My coworker is 49; her fiancé is 56 and overweight. FML
I agree, your life sucks 46 740
You deserved it 4 651

Same thing different taste

Comments

I'm lucky to not be you. I would've made ''my coworker'' cry for doing that. You know, after throwing up.

green_eggs_and_h 0

Anybody else find it funny that Op said her coworker "banged on" about their sex life?

At least they found one another so as not to contaminate the dating scene for vastly superior beings such as yourself.

mr_miyagi 0

29 you are wise one much think to be had brain titanic in universe

58- I ******* hate you and your comments. Just stop commenting.

all4pooh 4

You shoulda told her to get the f out your face

kmarrs 2

That might actually be a case for sexual harassment. I don't really know for sure, but it might be worth asking. It's amazing what falls under that. Describing her bf's dick in detail probably would.

CateXOX 0

She didn't even see it, and she was not forced to stand and listen to her coworker. You're a total moron if you think this counts for anything near sexual harrasment.

It's not about OP's actions, it's about the coworker's actions.

Actually in California that is considered sexual harassment. it's covered in the hr videos you have to watch when you hire into a large company.

kmarrs 2

I don't think Cali is alone in that. I've sat through A LOT of "what is sexual harassment" meeting and I stand by what I said that this might count. Is it extreme enough that the OP should without a doubt report it, maybe not. But if she was highly offended by it, or it continues, she probably has a case.

kmarrs 2

I may or maynot be a moron, but I do have a history of working in management. I'm not 12 and spouting of an opinion, I'm an actual adult with training and experience. Sexual harassment isn't just grabbing someone's ass. It's any actions, comments, questions, etc of a sexual nature.

It is only sexual harassment if the op asked the person to stop, or made it known they were uncomfortable. since the op did neither, it is not.

green_eggs_and_h 0

You don't know that Op didn't says something or suggest that they were uncomfortable. So it could have been sexual harassment. Just saying.

Just so I have this right, you listened for an hour instead of walking away. You looked at the topless picture. And you weren't tied down and forced to do either of these things, right? You're stupid.

If they are stuck sharing a cubicle or the desks are close, OP doesn't really have a choice. People that actually work at work can't just wonder around.

mr_miyagi 0

40 ursfd just because their desks are close wouldnt mean op cant tell her coworker to stop talking. all these people on here are sfd they all think walking away is the only way to solve this. ursofuckingdumb

go eat a bag of dicks. Some people just can't take a hint and actually won't stfu unless you walk away

mr_miyagi 0

well then instead of hinting you sack up and say 'i dont want to hear about your sex life so please stop youre making me uncomfortable now can we get back to work' or some variation of that. hinting is for ******* you gotta be assertive but you dont even have to be rude

Allstar, you say that people who work at work can't just wander. Clearly, if the coworker is talking about her sex life and showing pictures, then they aren't working, now are they? No matter how close their desks are, you're never forced to listen to shit and look at pictures. You can kiss my correct ass.

CateXOX 0
felah17 6

It doesn't seem to be sexual jn any way. Sounds more like a local slang expression for: "Go on".

mr_miyagi 0

maybe, but shirtless pictures are only able to capture one type of beauty