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Is it a game or is she genuinely interested?

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Question - (1 January 2022) 3 Answers - (Newest, 2 January 2022)
A male Ireland age 22-25, anonymous writes:

a female work colleague who I got on well with, left the company I work for, to go to university. we speak now and then on facebook, and she is good at getting back to me, surprisingly. when I last messaged, I didn’t get a reply, not that I was upset or disappointed. as I know that happens in life and not everyone can respond.

I enjoy the job that I do, when I first got the job, I wasn’t sure if I’d make any friends or not, but I did. so a lady at work, keeps looking at me. to be polite and ease the situation I smiled back at her, after this I got on, with my work and made myself a drink. after a while has passed, she comes over to talk, starts conversation you know how it goes. hi, I’m such, and such, what’s your name? etc. when I was on my facebook, which I’m not on that often. out of the blue I get a friend request from her.

do I accept the request or reject it? the question to that answer is, I accepted it. I’m worried that because I’ve accepted it she’s going to find out things about me and what I post.

why would she send me a request? is it a game or genuine?

help

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A reader, anonymous, writes (2 January 2022):

Too late, if she wants to snoop into your personal-life, it only takes a few minutes on Facebook.

If you have a quick reflex to accept every friend-request you receive, without stopping to think; you will invite all sorts of nosy people into your personal-life.

If you're feeling paranoid, unfriend your co-worker and block access. I see no reason for suffering any anxiety when somebody doesn't respond to a message on FB. Shrug it off, and forget about it. You can unfriend and block her too.

Don't be so intense. Chill!

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A female reader, Youcannotbeserious United Kingdom + , writes (2 January 2022):

Youcannotbeserious agony auntI have to ask, what on earth do you post on your Facebook page that you are so worried about co-workers finding out? Remember Facebook is a PUBLIC forum and be careful what you share.

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A female reader, Honeypie United States + , writes (2 January 2022):

Honeypie agony auntIt all depends, do you WANT coworkers on your Facebook?

If you aren't sure I'd leave the friend's request alone and not accept JUST yet. You don't HAVE to accept all friend

requests you get.

And yes, some people like to snoop.

Personally, I think keeping work and private life separate is smart.

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