Start banging other co workers and let everybody know! (horrible idea)
Or
Suck it up and just let the water go under the bridge because you said yourself he's there to stay, and you don't want to quit. Be overly kind, that'll kill him and he won't be able to do anything about it except avoid you!
2007-01-14 23:23:06
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answer #1
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answered by Loren H 3
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Do you work for a "local only" type place of business? You could possible transfer to another location.... if that is possible.
The easy answer would be to "look for another job" but I know that isn't really fair to you, especially since you were there firs... and I assume you like what you do.
If you can't transfer to another location and you don't want to leave, see if you can switch roles, or jobs, within the same company. Anything that will put you on completely unrelated projects that your ex-husband is on. And if you're lucky you won't have to see him at all if you're working in a different area.
Good luck.
2007-01-14 23:24:32
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answered by gabound75 5
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I actual have also been in a sexless marriage for almost see you later as you've been sexless. i have pondered leaving too. My husband has a persistent ailment as well and he also has a low libido (or testosterone) and he refuses to get clinical help for it, so i'm stuck all on my own in reality. I do love my husband, yet i do not recognize what percentage extra years i visit go on living like this. our childrens are youthful than yours. they could be easily devastated if I left their father, that is why i visit't walk away really person-friendly. also the actual undeniable reality that I nonetheless love my husband deeply complicates concerns. each day, my emotions are torn and that i do not recognize which thanks to exhibit. Do you nonetheless love your husband? If the answer isn't any, then go now...at the same time as you are able to. yet in case you do, then by technique of all skill stay. a large number of spouses nonetheless help their husband or spouse even if they arrive down with self-inflicted clinical issues (like lung maximum cancers from smoking, liver issues from ingesting, etc.). This shouldn't truly be any diverse.
2016-11-23 19:24:41
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answered by Anonymous
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Hi,
first, i am really sorry to know that you had to go through hell with the devorce thing. I know it is painfull even before arriving to that. And now for sure it's not easier for you to have him (your x) everyday in front of you, and further more as a superviser sometimes.
Since you guys went to a divorce point it is obvious that you had disagrements and, usully, that is more or less "who's the boss of the house".
But, let's go to the point where you to have to put together as co-workers. you both are matture enough to unerstand that personal matters can not be brought to the place of work. but at the other hand if you see that his jurkness does realy disturb your life that much it's much better you take your supervisor's advise: really ignore him ia evrything he does. Erase him compleately from your mind. Practicaly do what smokers do when they want to quit!
I hope i was at help.
2007-01-14 23:45:13
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answered by loshedo 1
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Get another job. You'll be glad to get out of there. I had a similar situation and my employer was sympathetic and tried to be sure that we never worked together (the same shift) but even with that accommodation, things still were "messy" with all the gossip and coworkers taking sides, etc. I finally left and got another job. Pride and "territorialism" and revenge never work, you're right. Do yourself a favor and move on.
2007-01-14 23:26:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Just be civil about everything. As if you don't know him. (even though you really really want to hit him already). Act as if you are civil colleagues. You wouldnt want to start with the whole arguing thing with him because it would only make him smile. Just act like normal colleagues act. And if he shows the slightest hint that he's trying to provoke you, talk to him. In the mean time, if this really bothers you, go find yourself another part time job which pays better.
2007-01-14 23:24:52
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answered by cara 2
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The best reaction to this situation is no reaction---you're letting the whole issue bother you way to much. You're only there part-time. Doing the revenge thing would be immature and childish.
Just accept the fact that he works where you do and be thankful you're divorced.
Stop obsessing about his working at your place of employment ---by doing what you're doing leads everyone to believe that you're still carrying a torch for him.
2007-01-14 23:24:12
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answered by aunt_beeaa 5
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It probably doesn't bother him.
So why let it bother you.
Ignore him, ignore that he was your x, and do your job.
The best revenge is living well. Keeping this anger inside you only hurts you.
You said it yourself, he doesn't seem to be bothered.
So, why do you allow this to bother you? Choose to let it go, and get on with your life.
2007-01-15 02:19:06
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answered by camys_daddy 5
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time 4 a new job , honey. Nobody needs additional drama in their lives. we all have enuff of that
2007-01-14 23:22:17
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answered by Anonymous
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wat keeps yyou in that job fst place?!
if they gve it more to men , ur havin hard time away fo ur x being there..look for another ..ths irritation he causes damages u within even if you show like careless...
leave the place cool as u will, n i dono about u but i beleive that wats mine of luck or fortune if destinied to be mine will be regardless of wat comes..
leave comfortably, one doesn know wen her/his end will come at least spend ur days happily
2007-01-14 23:30:09
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answered by skepti m 3
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