Office Tension Rises As Coworker Accuses Man Of Inappropriate Behavior, He Is Confused

This is one of those situations that you hear about on the news but not in real life.

Daphnie

• Published in Interesting
• January 23, 2024

We're back here again with another infamous AITA thread post from Reddit that you all know we love looking into. This thread is one of our favorites because it really does show how many different perspectives and opinions are out there in the world.

We feel like there's a lot to this story and that this is the perfect place to put it because getting outside opinions on this might be best. Sometimes it's easier to see it from another person's perspective that way when you're able to hear it from multiple sides.

So essentially, this guy wants advice because a coworker put out a complaint on him and said that he was being inappropriate with her which wasn't true by the way the guy tells the story. It seems like the woman is just trying to get him in trouble or something but this is a weird way to do it.

People in the comments had a lot to say and there are a lot of reasons why she may be pushing this on him despite him not even really doing anything wrong here. So if you're interested then keep on reading as we dive in and check out the full post and all of the best comments on it as well.

OP's post starts out with him explaining what happened between him and a female coworker at his job.

We don't really get why the comment made her uncomfortable because OP really didn't even say anything wrong here.

Now this is when things amp up again and they bump into each other again - big mistake.

Women like this either have some trauma or they are being simply dramatic because this is wild.

This is a good idea OP because clearly she's out to get you or feels uncomfortable for some reason.

OP genuinely wants to know if he's in the wrong or if she is just being dramatic and we definitely think she's being dramatic here.

People quickly came to the comments and let OP know that he's NTA here because he really di nothing wrong.

Reporting to HR and explaining the situation before she gets the chance to can save him.

Yep this is some good advice because at this point OP really needs to protect himself and stay away from her.

Don't risk your job is great advice but really OP did nothing wrong so we can understand his confusion here.

We totally agree with this commenter about documenting things because this may be the only way to ensure he doesn't get charged or lose his job.

There were a lot of comments on this post and many of them think that OP's not really in the wrong here and we do agree. There are a lot of other things to consider here and we just want OP to stay to himself and just kind of try not to be around this lady again to avoid any other issues.

Daphnie