Welcome back internet enthusiasts. The workplace should be a place of professionalism, studiousness, and a drama-free environment. Although this is what it should be, it doesn’t always mean that’s what the workplace consists of. People still bring their pettiness and insecurities to work, and it shows when they least expect it. This brings us to the Reddit thread. It’s about a woman who’s in a less than traditional relationship. She’s poly and in a thrupple, and her male coworker thinks that it…

Hot coffee and hot goss in the break room.

PTO needs to be NOW

"I felt like I was 17 again, like all the progress I made just vanished."

This is why you shouldn't do things you aren't paid to do.

and she was a chef...

His coworkers greeted her as his sister...

Was he really flirting?

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Cutting your ex some slack? More like checking your inbox on Slack.

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Setting limits with people in your immediate vicinity while you're married or in a committed relationship is crucial to preserving harmony and fostering mutual trust. Having said that, how would you respond if a teammate tried to cross the line in front of the entire office? The story below is an account of a frustrated employee. For a significant duration, the original poster (OP) was employed by the same company. Due to his job, OP was frequently required to depart on business trips with his…

Healthy relationships take ongoing effort. Only those couples who genuinely love one another will persevere through both good and terrible times and emerge from the experience stronger. The story that follows is the story of a frustrated wife. In addition to working to support her marriage, the original poster (OP) is a doctoral candidate. Unsurprisingly, OP works very hard to maintain a healthy work-life balance. With the faculty comprising professors, students, wives, and other family members…

Excel-ent memes for office girlies.

No need to work overtime for these memes.

It goes without saying that personal hygiene is super important, but people often have different levels of cleanliness. Some shower twice a day, others every couple of days, and some, well… they never shower at all. Back when I was waitressing, I remember how much I used to hate coming home smelling like a kitchen. It was awful… the smell was stuck in my hair, my clothes, everything. I would immediately shower and then go hang out with friends. If I didn't, they would make fun of me (in a light…