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Originally Posted by sandworm
Deear BJ. wow, you make a good point. however, I think want I did not see until I
read your post is the question.... what if my supervisor asks me 'how to you feel about her,
do you have feelings for her. > i think you probably brought this on by letting her think
this way, or lead her on by being over familiar."
I know I haven't, but feeling feelings for her, would make me feel guilty of having
done that. it would be hard for me to deny doing (what I am not guilty of) when I
do have those feelings. hmmm.
How can I tell the truth, or enough of it without telegraphing it on my face like a
train crossing warning light going off?
How about this,
I know I did not lead her on. I would have no reason to lead her on and if she
claimed i did,this is just a falsehood and wishful thinking on her part.
IF she is not able to let this go, I think she should be reassigned which would be
fine with me. "
and I should say all this with conviction. which (what do you think) draw all attention
from the 'fact' that I did not answer how I really feel about her. would that work you think?
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You likely already know the answer. I doubt that you will be asked about
your leading her on...but then you know your supervisor better than I.
By the way, you are feeling guilty about your feelings...ones that you have clearly not acted upon...why?