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You know its quite funny. In just a short span of the first 2 months of the year, I have had 3 (quite close) colleagues asking me the same question, "Are you straight?"
I think its been a really long time (for as long as I remember, besides the time Ah Watt asked me casually sometime but it didn't really bother me) since anyone asked me that. This is what girls (from all-girls schools) would usually ask during those teenage days where lesbianism would come up as one of the most exciting topics in school.
But to get such questions from colleagues, I would naturally wonder whether I have been giving the wrong signals. Did I accidentally "flirt" with any female colleagues? Did I unknowingly give any physical signals that might have caused this misunderstanding?
Gillian says that its because I have not shown any explicit interest in any guys in the firm, like really say it out verbally. haha, that was a funny comment. She asked me whether I've had any crushes before. I would say yes, but I they are not many. I am just not the type to go go-go-ga-ga over crushes. It would just be a silent type of observation and liking i guess. And usually I would brush it off as admiration of certain traits or skills that I wished I possess and it would just fade with time you know.
Anyway this doesn't really bother me. Just find it all very amusing. Alright, time to draft the accounts. Argh. I hate working on weekends.
I think its been a really long time (for as long as I remember, besides the time Ah Watt asked me casually sometime but it didn't really bother me) since anyone asked me that. This is what girls (from all-girls schools) would usually ask during those teenage days where lesbianism would come up as one of the most exciting topics in school.
But to get such questions from colleagues, I would naturally wonder whether I have been giving the wrong signals. Did I accidentally "flirt" with any female colleagues? Did I unknowingly give any physical signals that might have caused this misunderstanding?
Gillian says that its because I have not shown any explicit interest in any guys in the firm, like really say it out verbally. haha, that was a funny comment. She asked me whether I've had any crushes before. I would say yes, but I they are not many. I am just not the type to go go-go-ga-ga over crushes. It would just be a silent type of observation and liking i guess. And usually I would brush it off as admiration of certain traits or skills that I wished I possess and it would just fade with time you know.
Anyway this doesn't really bother me. Just find it all very amusing. Alright, time to draft the accounts. Argh. I hate working on weekends.