I work with a fairly attractive woman, who is from India. I point her nationality out because besides that she is married and we are co-workers, the cultural differences are too great for me to even think about her in that way.
Anyway, my "whine du jour" is an empty coffee urn. Courtesy dictates you take the last cup, you start the coffeemaker. Anyway, in the all the years of working, the only person I caught not making coffee is this attractive woman. She apologized, but she didn't seem apologetic.
This reminded me of a good friend of mine, who is very attractive. When we first met, we were in a group of men and women, and each person took turns buying everyone a drink, except for my attractive friend. The other people and I commented about it afterwards.
A few months after this, I casually mentioned to my friend, and she was shocked. She didn't realize she slighted us by skipping buying a round, because she said she never had to buy drinks for anyone. She was used to having drinks bought for her.
I was wondering if people had similar stories about attractive women (please no misogynistic tales) ...
Anyway, my "whine du jour" is an empty coffee urn. Courtesy dictates you take the last cup, you start the coffeemaker. Anyway, in the all the years of working, the only person I caught not making coffee is this attractive woman. She apologized, but she didn't seem apologetic.
This reminded me of a good friend of mine, who is very attractive. When we first met, we were in a group of men and women, and each person took turns buying everyone a drink, except for my attractive friend. The other people and I commented about it afterwards.
A few months after this, I casually mentioned to my friend, and she was shocked. She didn't realize she slighted us by skipping buying a round, because she said she never had to buy drinks for anyone. She was used to having drinks bought for her.
I was wondering if people had similar stories about attractive women (please no misogynistic tales) ...
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