the city.
Needless to say, sending material about office affairs to people's office e-mail addresses is a bit creepy. If you're not married and not having an office affair, it's just odd. But if you are guilty as charged -- boy, imagine the bile hitting the back of your teeth when you see this e-mail's subject line pop up in bold!
Of course, the best way to avoid wrecking one's marriage by having an office affair is ... wait for it ... to avoid wrecking one's marriage by having an office affair. Naturally, that doesn't come up -- but this does: "Office affairs and romantic relationships at work must be handled delicately and on a case by case basis." In other words, don't confuse Lena and Gina and Tina when you're breaking up with them at 10:15, 10:30, and 10:45 in the break room. And don't hit "reply all."
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