Apologizing to a female co-worker

>>18102873
Probably. And quit ignoring people.

>>18102940

Personally, I feel more comfortable talking to people 1 on 1, but she is always surrounded by male co-workers. She is attractive tall pale Latina with a cute face. So it's hard to get her alone

>>18102971
>it's hard to get her alone
"Hey can I talk to you alone for a sec?"

>>18103002

Problem is she is a supervisor and works the front line of the self check out and handle problems that come up for the cashiers. Plus, I would feel weird, since we barely exchange words unless it involved bringing in carts, doing a break at the gas station etc..

>>18103038
Do you have her phone number? I'd say there's nothing wrong with apologizing over text with something like "Hey X, what's up?" "This is a bit out of the blue but when you'd thank me at work I'd never say anything back. I hope that didn't make you feel bad, I just get nervous around people."

It would probably sound better in real life. Yeah, it would be weird initially, but the moment she responds to your apology it will not be weird anymore. If she's friendly like you said she'll understand.

>>18103386

Nah I don't have her phone number, and I doubt she would give it to me, but I won't be able to apologize until Tuesday. I know she has a snap chat, but she doesn't seem to have any other social media.

>>18102873
Nah, dude.
There's really no point in apologizing for something that she hasn't already specified as being an issue. There is literally no benefit for either of you by doing this.

The proper course of action would be to ignore everything posted above and instead of apologizing like a little bitch for having done nothing wrong, focus on improving how you treat others from here and now.

Apologizing would be a step backwards, focusing on the past. Changing how you act from this point forward is a step in the right direction, regardless of whether your looking to just improve the work-relationship or looking to fuck.