• SharkWeek@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    3 days ago

    Avoiding oversharing is so hard … a while back at an after-work dinner, after a couple of beers, people were sharing accounts of work social events that had got out of hand.

    One guy had a story that his department had been labeled delinquents, after they had all got drunk and jumped in a lake … that sounded like my sort of crazy. So, I mentioned how my at-the-time girlfriend had been caught having sex with the CEO’s trophy wife at a work christmas party, which even at the time I thought was funny.

    Well, that completely killed the conversation. In the past I’ve kept quiet, and then been asked why I’m not being sociable. It would appear I can’t win :-/

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      2 days ago

      Tbf I wouldnt count those two as comparable.
      Maybe it seemed so in the situation but reading it like this in a vacuum…Not equal at all.

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          1 day ago

          One is cheeky social fun with mates, the other involves multiple taboo and touchy subjects (specially in corporate spaces). Like sex and hierarchy and cheating.

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            1 day ago

            Ah ok, I was thinking jumping in a lake was already way over any line, because it’s something I’d consider more off-limits than casual sex :-/

            Hierarchy and cheating never even occurred to me