If your co-worker asked you to have sex with them to remove the sexual tension, would you?
490109
Do not!  It will end your marriage's trust.  It seems great in theory but it causes devastation.  It is just not worth it!
553345
no. but i did see them making out, which  uhhgghhh   \n\nbut if it wasnt for them having sex, i wouldnt be here.\n\nso hooraay for sex
964464
sex with the supervisor,  what was that about....
992953
Yes!  I don't know what anybody else is thinking, but I don't think they are trying to be nice to you.  Maybe you should reconsider who you are sleeping around with....  work is not the best place to be meeting people for relationships like that.  \n\nCheers!
335699
Only if I was in it for sex only, since there's waaaaaaaaaaaaaay more to a relationship than sex...then I would not be mad, it's pointless anyway. There could be any number of reasons for the change of plans. Just gotta be open-minded
990329
In this day and age I would say no but it really depends on what this person means by it.  I've had female co-workers call me that and I wasn't offended because I know they aren't flirting with me. I think of it as sort of a term of endearment.  But if a this guy is trying to get a date or just in your pants then I'd have to say no.
1069962
i m at work... but still it depends if some gal want to sleep with me.... lol.... i will think of taking a leave and cuddling up with her...
422458
Don't.  Just think how tense it would be at work if you broke up, and had to see them all the time.  \n\nEven if you don't break up--are you sure that the person won't talk about you to other people at work?  Would you want that?
1002946
Don't flirt at all, not even a little. How would you feel if your bf/gf asked this question?
902556
To be completely honest and open..I'd be a f*ckin w*ore. I would sell my self to whomever would care to buy me for the night and I would have as much sex as i wanted and then some!
708530
you should ask if he wants some lunch or something... then ask for sex.
451460
I guess it depends . . . do you enjoy it?  Is it bothering you (since you are writing it here, I am assuming it does).  \n\nIt is, without a doubt, unprofessional.  However, most sexual harassment policies and laws require you to let the other person know, in some manner, that you don't appreciate it.  I think the best thing you can do it approach him, and say something like, "I'm not sure how to bring this up, but there are certain things you do that make me feel uncomfortable.  We are both here to do a job, and I hope we can do it friendly, but you need to know that it is making me uncomfortable".  Document what you said, how he responded, when and where you talked to him.  \n\nIf things don't change, or you sense any retaliation, take it immediately to Human Resources.  \n\nOh, and you may know that he is doing this in a lewd way, but I had a situation where an employee was staring at the chest of people when he talked with them - turns out it was a nervous gesture, and had nothing to do with harassment.
406894
I don't think it is a good idea to do that. The precautions you should take is have condoms, be on birth control, get a sponge or don't have intercourse with your boss at all.
534165
a male boss telling a female employee if you have sex with me I will promote you, or saying if you don't have sex with me I will fire you.  A boss pinching your butt  or placing a hand on you in an inappropriate manner, is a good example
873692
no and I used to flirt with customers and there is nothing wrong with enhancing the love life even on the job as long as you still get your work done..
47857
Tell them "I'm offended by that." Could fall under the sexual harrassment category (but it doesn't have to be sexual). \nOnce they've been notified, you are free to escalate. Supervisor can't ignore it if you have told them. This can lead to civil rights and right-to-work issues. HTH!
771607
Ok...we know it you Borat....seriousley though, one should never date co-workers..its just a bad idea. and yes she can egt you for harrassment if you keep bothering her if she tells you to stop.