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Hi guys, well I thought it was time for an episode on relationships in the

workplace. Unless you work for yourself or have a remote position, you likely

spend a lot of time with coworkers. And something you may have to learn the

hard way is how important it is to keep your work life and private life

separate. Especially when it comes to romance and keeping other people up to speed

on your relationship situations. Why? Well because one day that person who

you felt so comfortable sharing stuff with may butt heads with you over

something, leading that relationship slash friendship to become strained. Then

you're going to be stressing about them possibly gossiping about you. You'll

start wondering who knows why and it can make you feel anxious and even a bit

paranoid. It can be super awkward to find out that your boss, for example, is

privy to info about you that you wouldn't have filled them in on yourself. And you

probably start thinking about all the things you told them and think, oh my

god, I told them that. I told them this. Oh my god. And let's face it, some people

may act like your friend, but they could be jealous of you and even your

position in the company. You have to be so careful and pre cautious as to who

you trust. I would actually recommend to not trust anyone a hundred percent just

to be on the safe side. It goes without saying that bringing drama into the

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