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Happy Personality 5 to28 and says,

Am I the asshole here? For resenting my wife for not believing my side of the story.

I, male 46, have been married to my wife, Heather, female 45, for 18 years. We have two kids, 16 female and 14 male. We work for the same

company but in different departments. She works on a different floor of our building. We recently

hired a new employee, Sarah, female 30. I helped her a lot with her training and even prepared

a guide for her so she could catch up on the new role quickly. I told her a lot with her training and even prepared a guide for her so she could catch

up on the new role quickly. I told her she could drop by any time if she had a question.

She kept coming to my desk to chit chat. Even my coworker Chris, who shares an office with

me, noticed. I thought she was new and lonely, so not a big deal. She asked me to go out

for lunch with her. I laughed and joked, asking if Chris wanted to join us for lunch.

And Sarah looked at me and said, no. She meant just us to talk. Plus, she wanted to buy me

lunch because I had been so nice to her. Chris gave me a look. I told her she didn't have to and

that I was just doing my job. She insisted and I agreed. During lunch, she started rubbing my hand.

I moved my hand and changed the topic to my wife, bringing her up repeatedly. She eventually said

she found me attractive and wanted to be more than

friends, suggesting we start with friends with benefits and see where it goes. She said she thought

I wasn't happy in my marriage because I was having lunch with her and laughing, while she never saw me

having lunch with my wife. I told her I was married and wanted to keep our friendship professional.

She didn't like my reply and became quiet. I apologized, but she said it was all good. I paid the

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