Should you flirt with coworkers?

>>16936103
Don't. On work follow this rule: only go for all-ins. You can't back out. You can't fail. Otherwise it can turn ugly very fast.

So just go for it if you are serious, and if you are, its completely o-k

>>16936245
But wouldn't I need to start something in order to figure out if I was going to be serious? Like flirting or a date?

It's like eating in the bathroom

don't eat where you shit

>>16936103
I'd say do it
He might decide to be a bitch about it or you might have a fun experience
What do you care, you're outta there soon enough, and not like you have to be friends with him after

>>16936286
not that person, but Id say go all in or, take it really really slow. Start with conversation, move to flirting, go for lunch. From there I dont know.

>Should you flirt with coworkers?
Only if you don't care about keeping the job.

Like when I was younger and working replaceable minimum wage shit, I would flirt with my coworkers all the time. But that's because the jobs meant nothing and I could easily get the same type of position at the McDonalds or Wal-Mart next store.

Now that I have a 'real' job and real responsibilities, I wouldn't risk it for some pussy.

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>some women you work with will never consult a taiwanese throat singing board about their sexual urges toward you