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Workplace or office setting has become a prime meeting place for those who engage in infidelity. The work environment encourages people to start knowing each another. The workplace provides the perfect cover for interaction through travel, longer work hours and company functions to help nurture the workplace affair along. Some cheaters find that their friendship turned into more than a business relationship at the workplace. Often, the cheaters attempt to rationalize the relationship by thinking that they did not realize how far things have gone until sex becomes a part of the relationship. Workplace cheaters often try to justify their actions by believing that it is common in the organization or that it is more or less acceptable in today's society.

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Description:	Affairs in the Workplace
	Many workplace affairs begin as casual friendships that develop with time. These friendships usually become very strong and start to form emotional ties. A common theme for the development of an affair in the workplace is that they feel that the co-worker understands them better than their spouse. They are free to discuss their problems with the co-worker, who in turn provides them with comfort and understanding. This type of interaction makes the other co-worker even more appealing.
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