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writes:I really need help!! My parents are upset that I got invovled with someone from work! Is getting invovled with someone that you work with that bad or is it just them? Help PLEASE!!
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reader, bonym  +, writes (28 August 2006):
 Man these typos have to stop!!
Sorry woking should say working.
My goodness, Andrew please put a spell checker on here!!!!
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reader, layla +, writes (25 August 2006):
 I dont think its bad, i think that they are worried because if you split up then you stop talking or something then you would see him everyday at work. they are just worried about you. my advice to you woould be just stop worrying, im sure that he is great and theres no need to prolong your relationship with him. gd luck xx
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 August 2006): And can i ask what is your love life to do with your parents?!You are old enough to mke your own decisions and your parents should sdtop treating you like a child and respect that.It is up to you who you date as long as your happy then that's your choice,i know parents are protective and have good intentions but i would understand if you were going out with a mad axe murderer or a druggy but a work mate that really isn't a crime.So just enjoy yourself and if you are happy then stay with this guy.Best of luckx
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reader, bonym +, writes (24 August 2006):
It depends on who it is from work, I mean if I told my mum I hooked up with the floor manager she would have a hissy fit, if I told her I was seeing someone from the team I work on, providing he decent she wouldnt mind at all!!! Perhaps she is worried that say in the worst possible scenario that you broke up, would you be ok to carry on woking together thats all. Take care. xXx
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reader, harshbutfair +, writes (24 August 2006):
 I think the problems of being involved with a co-worker are over-rated. Sure there can be problems but THAT'S LIFE. Some of the happiest people I know hooked up at work. It's not like we're doing jobs for life anyway so you won't be working together forever.
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reader, Helen1986 +, writes (24 August 2006):
 I personally don't see the harm in getting involved with someone from work but I can also see your parents point of view. They are probably concerned because they think that it will affect your attitude torward your work. Plus if it all goes wrong they are probably concerned that it will become difficult for you to work there. Explain to them that you are a strong person and that you are old enough to make your own mistakes. I wish you luck and hope it does work out for you but remember be careful and don't let it affect your work. good luck
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