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I'm not quite sure the same thing would happen to much of an extent, for two reasons. First, works different shifts to me for the most part, except for maybe an hour or two every fortnight when our shifts overlap.
Secondly, she seems to me like a pretty shy girl, which leads me to believe she probably wouldn't go around telling others if a rejection does happen.
Thanks very much for the advice though 👍
You might be ok then, sounds your situation is a little different. The coworker I asked out I saw kind of regularly, 3-4 nights a week on average. She was in a different department though, so it wasn't like we were working right next to each other.
Also, when I said things got awkward, I meant that things weren't the same between us after I tried to ask her out. Before she would talk/joke around and sometimes take her breaks with me so we could talk.
Afterward, she avoided me and didn't talk/joke around as she did before. Like she didn't even want to be friends afterward. That's probably the part that hurt the most.
Hope this doesn't discourage you from asking this girl out, just warning that asking out a coworker can be risky.
I hope she does. I'm definitely going to ask her at some point when I feel the opportunity arises, because the only way I'll ever find out is if I ask her.
I'll keep you guys updated for sure![]()
Good luck to you then, hope it goes well. 👍