Unwanted Attention

[DunRoamin]

Since coming out completely at work i have been gaining lots of unwanted attention from the other lesbian i work with, she;s very boyish nd not my type at all plus she's not a very nice person but i dont want to hurt her feelings or cause any grief so how should i go about telling her/getting her to back off??

 

[ucmeicu]

If she is not a very nice person then I wouldnt worry about her feelings, simply say something along the lines of '' whilst i may drink from the furry cup, i dont do furry buckets'' she should get the idea of how you feel from that

 

[Dubsie]

Or you could say you would never mix work and relationships.

 

[Lollii]

Tell her you already have a girlfriend?

 

[Quadro]

tell her you used to be a man

thats what i tell the men in my work seems to do the trick.................spesh when i tell them it was bigger than theres ever was

 

[Box_Of_Frogs]

Wrong place for this hun. Try soapbox.

 

[VictoriaEDT]

[quote '' whilst i may drink from the furry cup, i dont do furry buckets'' she should get the idea of how you feel from that

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ROFPMSL!!!!!

 

[Kenzo]

Mention that you have started seeing someone in general conversation to someone else, I'm sure she'd get the hint and back off without acutally having to say anything to her directly.

 

[foxend]

[ QUOTE ]
'' whilst i may drink from the furry cup, i dont do furry buckets''

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Yuck that is horrid!

 

[deecee]

Just tell her, If you are not careful not telling her could give her the wrong idea. What about druming up a conversation about your ideal mate and make sure its not a description of her.
Pmsl at the bucket comment (snigger!!!!)