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Annoying Co-Workers

Since my surgery, I've lost quite a bit of weight. I never told my co-workers because I'm a private person, it's no one's business and they talk too much. Everyday they are critiquing and analyzing my appearance. I'm Hearing rumors that I've had weight loss surgery (even though I have, I never told them). That alone is quite annoying. I'm a very grown woman and my life is mine. I don't plan to talk about it with too many people. Does anyone else experience this?

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  • @@darima77 - THIS IS A JOKE....Just spread a rumor that you have gotten heavily into crack cocaine, That will at least end the WLS talk. And when you don't lose your teeth the rumors will stop.

  • If you work with women, you should expect cattiness, lies, and gossip; it's what women do. If you have a Human Resources team, you can bring up the gossip and try to get it quashed (though that usua

  • The bad thing with that is my supervisor is one of the onrs speeding the rumors. She also had the surgery a few months before me but she told everyone and thays fine for her. She just doesn't want any

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