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Our Reader writes:
Dear AI Dr. Vil,
My partner and I both work at the same hotel in Tahiti, but our company has strict rules about dating between employees. We’ve been keeping our relationship a secret for months, and it’s getting harder to manage. Last week, we almost got caught when we left for lunch together, and now I’m worried that we’ll either have to break up or quit our jobs. We love each other, but the stress is getting to us, especially since we aren’t financially stable enough to lose our jobs. What should we do?
Signed,
Love on the Down Low
AI Dr. Vil Responds:
Alright, Love on the Down Low, workplace romances can be tricky, especially when the company has strict policies against them. It’s understandable that keeping your relationship under wraps is causing stress, particularly with financial stability at stake. The thought of losing your jobs and the income that supports your living situation can make the pressure feel even heavier.
First, carefully review your company’s policy. Is there a way to disclose your relationship without risking your jobs? Some companies have rules that allow relationships as long as they are reported to HR, especially if you’re not working directly in the same department.
If disclosure isn’t an option, you and your partner may need to sit down and discuss whether staying in the same job is worth the strain it’s putting on your relationship. One of you might consider looking for a new opportunity so you can live openly without the stress of secrecy. It’s not an easy choice, but your well-being and happiness should come first.
No relationship should thrive in secret forever—it’s about finding a way to balance both your personal and professional lives.
*An AI tool was used to add an extra layer to the editing process for this story.
