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Lexxisue
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use a different email..
also delete the email and be smarter next time.
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i have autophobia /3 you're a lurk, leave this topic.
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8:55 pm on June 7, 2012 | Joined: July 2009 | Days Active: 845
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DR SLEEP
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Use a personal email account.
Personally i wouldnt use a work email for anything unless it correlated with work.
Just to be on the safe side of things anyway.
i know some employers are kind of strict on that kind of thing, even if its an innocent email....so yeah.
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Does this smell like chloroform to you?
Oh I watch you there through the window. And I stare at you. You wear
nothing but you wear it so well tied up and twisted
the way I'd like to be.
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thinkexist
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jeeze, don't break up with him. it isn't his fault. you were the irresponsible one, flirt-emailing your boyfriend on your work-monitored email. whether you know the company to be "okay" with personal emails or not, i would use a different account for everything non work related, just to avoid worries like these altogether. delete the email in question. i'[m sure they probably won't see it, and if they do, that's hardly the stuff that warrants firing. just don't be a dummy in the future, and take responsible for your own shit. it's your job, not his - your responsibility, not his.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
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( Anonymous )
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Quote: from thinkexist at 9:23 pm on June 7, 2012
 jeeze, don't break up with him. it isn't his fault. you were the irresponsible one, flirt-emailing your boyfriend on your work-monitored email. whether you know the company to be "okay" with personal emails or not, i would use a different account for everything non work related, just to avoid worries like these altogether. delete the email in question. i'[m sure they probably won't see it, and if they do, that's hardly the stuff that warrants firing. just don't be a dummy in the future, and take responsible for your own shit. it's your job, not his - your responsibility, not his. 
One, i didn't initiate the flirting. we were discussing something prior to that comment. and two, i told him to make sure that if we e-mail he needs to be appropriate. i told him multiple times. so yes, it's his fault. he should have known better. .
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thinkexist
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Quote: from Anonymous at 10:26 pm on June 8, 2012
Quote: from thinkexist at 9:23 pm on June 7, 2012
jeeze, don't break up with him. it isn't his fault. you were the irresponsible one, flirt-emailing your boyfriend on your work-monitored email. whether you know the company to be "okay" with personal emails or not, i would use a different account for everything non work related, just to avoid worries like these altogether. delete the email in question. i'[m sure they probably won't see it, and if they do, that's hardly the stuff that warrants firing. just don't be a dummy in the future, and take responsible for your own shit. it's your job, not his - your responsibility, not his.
One, i didn't initiate the flirting. we were discussing something prior to that comment. and two, i told him to make sure that if we e-mail he needs to be appropriate. i told him multiple times. so yes, it's his fault. he should have known better. .
nope, sorry, still yours. you cannot control what other people will do, you can only control what you do. you had control over which account you emailed him from, and chose your work-monitored one over a seperate personal account. if you got in any troule over this (which honestly, i doubt you will, so chill) he should feel bad for the role he played in it, but ultimately it was your email, your job on the line, your fault.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
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Quote: from thinkexist at 11:34 pm on June 8, 2012
Quote: from Anonymous at 10:26 pm on June 8, 2012
Quote: from thinkexist at 9:23 pm on June 7, 2012
jeeze, don't break up with him. it isn't his fault. you were the irresponsible one, flirt-emailing your boyfriend on your work-monitored email. whether you know the company to be "okay" with personal emails or not, i would use a different account for everything non work related, just to avoid worries like these altogether. delete the email in question. i'[m sure they probably won't see it, and if they do, that's hardly the stuff that warrants firing. just don't be a dummy in the future, and take responsible for your own shit. it's your job, not his - your responsibility, not his.
One, i didn't initiate the flirting. we were discussing something prior to that comment. and two, i told him to make sure that if we e-mail he needs to be appropriate. i told him multiple times. so yes, it's his fault. he should have known better. .
nope, sorry, still yours. you cannot control what other people will do, you can only control what you do. you had control over which account you emailed him from, and chose your work-monitored one over a seperate personal account. if you got in any troule over this (which honestly, i doubt you will, so chill) he should feel bad for the role he played in it, but ultimately it was your email, your job on the line, your fault.
and you're wrong.
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