Guy S*xting His Girlfriend Deals With The Aftermath After Accidentally Sending His Nude Photo To Female Coworker

He wants to try asking help from the HR, but it could backfire.

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• Published in Interesting
• November 5, 2023

Don't do business with pleasure. And today in today's story, we mean this in a literal way.

No, it's not about doing business with friends or having a relationship with someone from work. If you're curious, just take a look at this story from the Relationship advice subreddit.

A guy was so careless when he was having intimate conversations with his girlfriend. According to the original poster (OP), he was s*xting his while texting a coworker about work.

The OP ended up confused between the two chatrooms and accidentally sent a nude picture of him to his coworker. He immediately apologized to his coworker and told her that the picture wasn't meant for her.

The coworker seemed cool with it. He trusted her to delete the photo.

Then, the unexpected happened. Another coworker informed him that the woman he had messaged about work had shared his nude photo with several people in the office.

He confronted the coworker, but the woman denied it. The OP is thinking about raising this concern with HR, but he also feels that it's too risky.

He might be accused of sexual harassment, which could lead to losing his job. So, the poor guy decided to ask an online community for advice on how to navigate this challenging situation.

The OP intended to send a nude photo to his girlfriend but accidentally sent it to a coworker instead.

He was simultaneously texting his colleague while s*xting his girlfriend. Wrong move, buddy.

Redditor calls out people for giving bad advice.

HR really isn't the answer here. He can only hope his coworker doesn't report this to HR, because he'll surely lose his job.

The reality is that HR primarily serves the employer's interests, not the employees. The department can't really help the OP on this one.

What the OP did was simply a bad idea. He shouldn't have responded to his coworker if he was intimately chatting with his girlfriend.

People need to realize that HR is for the protection of the management, not its employees.

The OP has no other choice but to hope for the best. He could get fired at any moment.

Some Redditors believe that the OP intentionally sent his nude picture.

When it comes to s*xting, people need to triple check whether they're sending it to the right person or not.

In this tale of workplace texting gone awry, we've witnessed how mixing business with pleasure can lead to some incredibly awkward situations. After accidentally sending a personal photo to a coworker instead of your significant other to the unexpected sharing of that private photo with colleagues, the OP's destiny is really up to the coworker.

The OP is in a tough spot, as raising the issue with HR could potentially open a Pandora's box of troubles. People make mistakes, and he's no exception.

At this point, he might have to rely on the coworker's goodwill and hope for the best even after his nudity has been exposed to some people.

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