Well, all righty, righty.

I hope you're doing well.

Steve Mollineu from Free Domain and questions from freedomain.locals.com.

First off, a senior business partner and I are currently hiring contractors for our acquisition startup

and scheduled an interview with a promising candidate next week.

He gave me a heads up that it is common for female contractors to seek romantic relationships

with clients, cautioned me to expect to face romantic interest from all of them, and advised me to

either not get romantically involved, or wait until three months after concluding their contract

before agreeing to a personal relationship. Any tips for addressing advances from a new contractor as the hiring client when both parties

are currently single and aiming to found a family on a bedrock of virtue?

Well, do you want to date these women?

Right?

Do you want to date these women?

So a woman of integrity will not ask you to violate any

foundational professional ethics in pursuit of a relationship, right? Because you want to have a

woman with integrity and virtue and so on. So she's not going to put you in an awkward position,

right? So if there's some interest in each other, then you have to wait until the contract is concluded,

and then you can be in contact with each other.

But any woman who kind of pursues you in contradiction to basic professional ethics

and best practices with regards to this stuff, any woman who pursues you in this way

or is too open and too forward

against professional ethics will make a terrible wife. And you should, in terms of avoiding it,

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