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So check this out.
You may or may not remember that my Ex and I work for the same company. Different departments, but kinda related, but different buildings, so we don't really see each other during our day to day work.
She's worked here a while and so have I. I have a lot for friends here at work, not just co-workers, but friends.
Today one of my closest friends here, Joanne, got an email from my ex.
It said "I don't know if this is appropriate or not, but I wanted to ask you how Brian was doing?"
My friend, being the good friend she is, immediately called me over to her desk and showed me the email.
My friend is asking if she wants her to reply, what to say, etc.
I'm not sure what if anything should be said. Its a little unfair to ask my friend to completely ignore my ex because they do work together sometimes and it could make things awkward professionally. My friend Joanne is the nicest person and wouldn't want to do or say anything to hurt me, but she wouldn't want to do anything to make things awkward between her and a co-worker.
My gut instinct is telling me just to have her not reply, but I think no acknowledgement of the email would probably mean another one would come.
You may or may not remember that my Ex and I work for the same company. Different departments, but kinda related, but different buildings, so we don't really see each other during our day to day work.
She's worked here a while and so have I. I have a lot for friends here at work, not just co-workers, but friends.
Today one of my closest friends here, Joanne, got an email from my ex.
It said "I don't know if this is appropriate or not, but I wanted to ask you how Brian was doing?"
My friend, being the good friend she is, immediately called me over to her desk and showed me the email.
My friend is asking if she wants her to reply, what to say, etc.
I'm not sure what if anything should be said. Its a little unfair to ask my friend to completely ignore my ex because they do work together sometimes and it could make things awkward professionally. My friend Joanne is the nicest person and wouldn't want to do or say anything to hurt me, but she wouldn't want to do anything to make things awkward between her and a co-worker.
My gut instinct is telling me just to have her not reply, but I think no acknowledgement of the email would probably mean another one would come.
