>>17174218
That's what I'm thinking as well, and I'm on the verge of doing it.

The only thing stopping me is that we work together and she's a step above me, not my manager but someone I rely on a lot for assistance.

Then again if kissing didn't make it worse, speaking shouldn't either, right?

>>17174237
That's why you ask he instead out on a proper date. Your reaction will tell ...

>>17174266
What if I just go "can we have a chat about what happened friday, I like you, would you like to go grab some coffee sometime etc"

>>17174150
Don't shit where you eat

>>17174603
If she's not interested wouldn't the worst thing be just a couple of weeks of awkwardness?

>>17174665
What if you do start dating but some shit goes down that hurts one if not both parties down the road? It's a risky move dating someone at the workplace. On one hand it could be great for you too, but on the other, it could go horribly wrong and make things uncomfortable at work since you have to see her every day.

>>17174925
I have no intention of staying in this job for more than a year though

>>17174955
Oh then if that's the case then go for it. You have nothing to really lose