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Need some advice.


 


I went to make some tea in the break room, and one of my co-workers who is a guy was also there. 


 


To not be awkward, since I have hardly ever spoken to him, and he sits in the same area as me, I decided to just be friendly and chat with him.


 


So I just asked how his day was going, and why he was sent to another place which was all fine I thought, it was generally positive, but now I am really afraid that he might have thought I was flirting with him ,when I wasn't.


 


He told me at the end "I hope you come in tomorrow."


 


I replied "Don't worry, I will". Then I said "Good luck" since he was working on a project then he said "Thanks, but you need it more." - Uh...


 


So I think he told the others, because he suddenly started talking about his age and family, when I was there, which I paid no attention to, but thought it was odd because they have worked with each other for a while so they should know all these small details, unlike me who is relatively new.


 


Then when I was about to leave, there was only 2 people, I said "See you tomorrow" to my female co-worker who sits next me, as I was near the door, he walked past me and said "See you tomorrow" whilst smiling, then he sort of stared at me for 3-4 seconds.


 


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Basically, what can I do to prevent any further damage? I obviously didn't mean that way at all, since I am generally friendly with my female co-workers the same way.


 


This was also the first time I ever spoke to him properly.


 


Should I keep a low profile?


 


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Well you can continue to be friendly, but shut him down if he suggests anything outside of strictly professional bounds like asking you out for lunch or probing too much into your personal life. Let's hope he's the type of person who can catch a hint. If he doesn't don't be afraid to explain in explicit terms your boundaries. In the case it escalates and he makes you uncomfortable or does something inappropriate, then don't be afraid to take it up to HR.

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I had something similar happen. Due to a misunderstanding I had to live through


2 years of a guy thinking I liked him in highschool. He ended up telling his friends who started to believe it as well.


So each day I entered class I had to live with the stares they all gave me and


him trying to flirt with me. Then I realized I should've told him I wasn't into him like that, because


the longer I waited, the more it would've seen like I was just trying to cover up my crush on him.


Don't do what I did, break that shit off as soon as possible 


before there's no going back


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I had something similar happen. Due to a misunderstanding I had to live through

2 years of a guy thinking I liked him in highschool. He ended up telling his friends who started to believe it as well.

So each day I entered class I had to live with the stares they all gave me and

him trying to flirt with me. Then I realized I should've told him I wasn't into him like that, because

the longer I waited, the more it would've seen like I was just trying to cover up my crush on him.

Don't do what I did, break that shit off as soon as possible 

before there's no going back

 

 

I haven't been there for too long, and I never speak to him anyway. I think I will just carry on with my work, and not pay attention to him. If I talk to him again, he might think I'm giving him too much importance.

 

Ignore it, there are some people who take people being friendly to them as flirting, and if you say anything he'll think your making excuses because you're embarrassed 

 

You're right. I have a new job anyway, so I am only there for a few more days until I leave.

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