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Being Office Wife / Husband


A lot of us think that it is best for us to have a lifetime partner who happens to work the same place where we are working, well think again. You might consider a divorce if you happen to be an office wife or husband.

But before you judge someone and throw something to prove a point, just read on ^_^

Working on the same workplace will provide you both such situations that needs much attention to resolve marriage issues.

Jealousy, affairs, promotion competition, unproductive environment during quarrels and so much more.


Rumored Affairs
Anybody can be guilty as it was inevitable in any office space. Having a lot of time sharing together will most likely to result an affair. Someone can be faithful but there are times that someone will most likely to fall from almost any good traits someone should find from a co-worker. As much as someone wanted to kill the situation their fall into but the more you resist as they say, the more it is to explode.

A simple lunch or coffee break, once shared will draw closeness from each other. More often than not, these occasions is more likely to repeat. Started as a normal casual conversation will sometimes draw attention from each other then before someone knows it, they are more interested from each other than before.


The advice is if you find yourself in the same situation is focus yourself in a much productive scheme rather than spend your time thinking how your officemate is doing.

Separation is the Key
If you happen to be single then you fall for instance from a co-worker, try to cope up with the separation as it will help you both to be more productive, experts says. Spending time with each other inside the same workplace will give you something to be jealous about from a lot of aspects.

Treat this as a major change as it will hurt you both if you insist working at the same place especially with a lot of co-workers around that will catch each other's attention.


The advice is always plans ahead and try to be mature about the situation. Always take time to talk and discuss each problems you both encounter from a workplace and officemates on a daily basis.

Cheerio!

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