Office Scandal: The Erotic Fiction That Rocked a Workplace

Ever been bored during a presentation and let your eyes wander? Well, one employee did just that and stumbled upon a secret that turned their office upside down. This isn’t your everyday office drama, folks. This is a tale of secret passions, hidden talents, and the explosive consequences of sharing too much. So, buckle up and let’s dive into this rollercoaster of a story.

A Boring Presentation Unveils a Spicy Secret ️

From Curiosity to Discovery ️‍♀️

The Plot Thickens…

The Unveiling of the Office Scribe ️

A Secret Shared, A Scandal Born

The Fallout: Office Drama Unleashed ️

The Aftermath: A Mortified Author

A Failed Attempt at Damage Control

The Dilemma: Honest Mistake or Inexcusable Act?

A Tale of Office Drama, Erotic Fiction, and Unintended Consequences

In an unexpected twist of events, a glimpse into a coworker’s screen during a dull presentation led to the discovery of a secret trove of erotic fiction. The stories, written by the coworker, featured their office and its employees as characters. Shared initially with a friend for a laugh, the link quickly spread, leading to an office-wide scandal. The author, mortified and embarrassed, is now considering quitting. The discoverer, left in a whirlwind of guilt and regret, wonders if they made an honest mistake or committed an inexcusable act. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this spicy situation… ️

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Writing erotic stories about coworkers without consent is a blatant AH move, creepy af

YTA for sharing private content, ESH for workplace scandal

Accidental workplace erotica leak leads to a messy situation

YTA. Majorly. Painful to read. Empathy for co-worker. Terrible situation.

Author’s public display of erotic fiction causes workplace scandal

“YTA

I can see how this spiraled out of control but you should have realised what you were doing at each step.

What on earth made you think it was acceptable to send it to anyone? How did you not predict what would happen?

You should have just spoken to the author and kept it between the two of you.”

Drama unfolds as OP’s actions spark workplace scandal.

Gender swap: Would reactions be different if it was a man?

Office scandal: Erotic fiction, public humiliation, and a**holes everywhere

Coworker publishes explicit fiction about office, OP shares, NTA

Keeping secrets: Finding explicit content of someone you know

“YTA. Unleashing erotic fiction at work? You’re TA here.”

ESH: Privacy breached, but screen sharing was a careless mistake!

NTA. Author’s public internet blunder leads to workplace scandal

YTA, but is this an April fools post?

Writing porn about coworkers is a major breach of boundaries

NTA: Coworker’s erotica is borderline sexual harassment, OP shares shock.

Office scandal: Creepy coworker writes erotic fiction about colleagues

NTA. People in this sub need a reality check!

Office scandal: A**hole or idiot? Sharing sensitive info without permission.

YTA for not reporting the workplace scandal involving co-workers. ESH.

NTA for sharing published erotic fiction, coworker is the AH

YTA. Sharing private stories caused coworker to want to quit

No a**hole here, but sharing it with a friend was dumb

Controversial coworker writes smut about colleagues, sparks heated debate. ESH

Erotic fiction scandal at the office? April Fool’s or not?

Office scandal: Erotic fan fiction creates chaos and finger-pointing

OP criticized for publishing explicit fiction about coworkers. ESH situation.

Erotic fiction scandal at the office: ESH for spreading it

Twitter user defends sharing erotic fiction during office presentation

ESH. Inappropriate erotic fiction at work leads to potential consequences

Double standards in the workplace? ESH for judging based on gender

Engaging comment defending both sides of the office scandal. NAH

NTA – Coworker’s public erotic fiction about real people is creepy

NTA: Internet privacy and consent, a lesson in workplace boundaries

Sharing erotic fiction about yourself? That’s one way to bond!

YTA for sharing her hidden erotic fiction with the office