Just curious, would you add someone from work?
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- AL
Apr 15, 2020Absolutely.. I think it'd be great to have something like that in common. There are 2 guys I work with, I was talking about a cruise I went on, it was a nude cruise but I didn't mention that part. The one guy says well if you loved the cruise, you'd love this resort we have both been to in Mexico... They gave me the name of Hidden Beach... So at least we can share stories of our trips. With in the next year we're all supposed to go the same week that should be fun.
ReagierenAntworten - 85
Jul 1, 2020I would accept a friend request. Sending one wouldn't happen unless I happened to recognize the picture in the profile.
ReagierenAntworten - SH
Jul 1, 2020When I get a friend request, I PM with them a few times before I approve it. If it is a blank or private profile then I decline.
ReagierenAntworten - JE
Jul 3, 2020[quote]Just curious, would you add someone from work?[/quote] Already have. What's the big deal?ReagierenAntworten - MIMitgliedSep 17, 2020
If their profile here is complete, public, and certified, and assuming I am otherwise interested in maintaining a friendship with them outside of work, then yes, I would be open to both. If I later needed to unfriend them, well, that might be awkward.
ReagierenAntworten - BU
Sep 18, 2020I most certainly wouldn't risk today's fraternizing laws in the work place by asking for a friend request and would do some serious thinking before accepting one from them. I've been thru the fraternizing of a co-worker accusations and it wasn't pretty for either of us. Learned my lesson!!
I keep my private life to myself ...ReagierenAntworten - LI
Sep 22, 2020I am going to say yes to that. I have many work friends on other forms of social media. If we are both on this site then I would have to assume that it would not be an issue.
ReagierenAntworten - NU
Sep 26, 2020While someone's initial reaction may focus on the awkwardness or fear stemming from the situation, there is one thing to focus on: both parties are nudists / naturists who are adults that clearly share the same lifestyle and values. Seeing a coworker or even your boss here, a resort or beach shouldn't be awkward. It should be a moment to bond, make a friendship that may not have otherwise formed or simply acknowledge that you both have chosen to live a more natural lifestyle. There shouldn't be any shame or embarrassment. In some ways it is similar to running into a coworker or boss in the shower room of the local gym. Neither one of you will talk about the fact that you've seen each other nude but rather the conversation would likely be about not knowing you both belonged to the same gym and your experiences there. So to answer the question, yes I would accept or send a friend request to a coworker.
ReagierenAntworten - MA
Oct 14, 2020Of course not. Business is Business and private life is private life
ReagierenAntworten - BA
Oct 14, 2020I would not. I don't accept friend requests from coworkers on any social media platform. As said earlier business and personal life does not necessarily go together.
ReagierenAntworten - AU
Oct 19, 2020That could be super high risk since the person may just be setting you up for compromising photos to use against you.
ReagierenAntworten - NA
Jan 3, 2022I socialize nude with two teachers from the school where I use to teach (retired now). I see no problem with it. I'm now at the age where some of my former students are attending some of the nude gatherings I attend.
ReagierenAntworten - MIMitgliedJan 3, 2022
I had a collegue that I discussed nudism with, He said he was open to hanging out. We went to my friend's place to hang out. He used the washroom when we arrived, so I undressed and went to the kitchen. When he was done he joined us. He was at half mast and very comfortable with it. We hugged and laughed. We had a steam shower and my friend started to get sexual, which was very awkward for me. My coworker told me to relax, when in Rome... and we had a lot of fun together.
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Jan 3, 2022I would assume that the coworker was on the same site so would be of the same persuasion. I would have no problem sending or accepting a friend request. However, if it was someone I didn't care for I would probably ignore a request, and I certainly wouldn't send one. If we are not friendly at work why would being on the same nudist site change that any more than riding on the same train or bus?
ReagierenAntworten - NU
Jan 3, 2022Of course, if they were on here I would love to socialize with them.
ReagierenAntworten - MI
Jan 4, 2022[quote]I would assume that the coworker was on the same site so would be of the same persuasion. I would have no problem sending or accepting a friend request. However, if it was someone I didn't care for I would probably ignore a request, and I certainly wouldn't send one. If we are not friendly at work why would being on the same nudist site change that any more than riding on the same train or bus?[/quote] Sometimes having something in common can help a friendship to develop.ReagierenAntworten - BI
Jan 4, 2022Yes. I already know a couple of coworkers that are nudists or at least go to the nearby nude beach. Im not ashamed to be a nudist, especially if I know someone is potentially a kindred spirit.
ReagierenAntworten - MIMitgliedAug 9, 2022
We draw a strict line between public and private life in our office. I don't FB much at all and block my employees even from that. Absolutely there are varying circumstances where commingling private and public life is doable and then there are some that it would not bode well.
ReagierenAntworten - ST
Aug 9, 2022When "someone from work" is in a power-differentiated role, then no. Not boss/employee, or teacher/student. Rockdad's right to block employees. My sister, the schoolteacher, won't FB at all, because her students want to friend her.
ReagierenAntworten - AUDec 8, 2022
Might be high risk but depending on who is probably. They have already seen you on the site so gonna talk to you about it anyhow. And could make a new friend (or even more if have same ideas and want to pursue it.)
ReagierenAntworten - CA
Dec 8, 2022Absolutely, they would have the same vulnerability as they were on site too.
ReagierenAntworten - CADec 8, 2022
Absolutely, they would have the same vulnerability as they were on site too.
ReagierenAntworten - MA
Dec 9, 2022Yes, and it would make interesting conversation when at work.
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