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Now our first story comes from Strawberry Bubbly who says co-worker, 25 female, thinks we 22 female

and I guess 20 to 30 female and males are using office

politics to bully her. I've been a high school girl so I know bullying in the form of

ostracization. But this is not the case. There are no office politics of pressing the victim.

More or less, everyone in our office became close-knit about three months ago.

We were all in the same training class for a new branch in our company.

After finishing training, majority of the people in the office felt comfortable exchanging

Facebook info.

One person, Kathy 25 female, told us all she didn't use

Facebook. This was a lie because I'd searched their name and found them before she stated this.

It was an active and very public account, but I never outed her to the rest of the group.

I believed it was her nice way of turning us down. I understood

because not everyone is comfortable with work friends on their personal media. Some weeks

passed and she lets it slip that she has a Facebook. Something about her dislike about her

friend sharing stuff on her feed. She was called out and she admitted she just didn't want to mix business with pleasure.

Kathy didn't want work to get mixed with her personal life.

Again, we understand.

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