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Also, while I'm asking for advice, I'm not too attached to the job but I have such massive trauma from making women uncomfortable that I think having a pre-planned a line for when she rejects me to hopefully leave on good terms and not make her report me to HR would be a good idea. What would you say in my position? Do you think "I'm sorry for making you uncomfortable, have a nice day" and going away would be fine?

I sincerely thank you for your help, I'm quite nervous about it but I'll ask her some time next week. Talking with you has helped me out quite a bit mentally. Thanks! If you see a thread venting about being rejected around that time, it's probably me since this is my comfort place currently

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Actually, that's respectable. I honestly wish I was like you anon. You do you, man.