The quest for finesse
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India
November 27, 2007
I came across an interesting term on the internet - "office spouse". Even if the person is married, the same environment and common problems and/or circumstances at work lead to individuals coming close to each other...ending up sharing thoughts, a joke, a laugh to begin with and spending time with each other.
If such individuals decide to go on a "date" when either or both of them is/are married, would that be Ok? Does it amount to cheating on one's spouse? Or, does cheating on one's spouse does have to mean sleeping with someone else?
What's the limit that one must not cross is of course an individual preference? But, surely morality and decorum would have something to dictate...perhaps something like keeping it platonic. Yet, it would still be playing with emotions as deadly as fire.
What do you think?
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