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Cocomomoizme t1_iy16rjr wrote

There’s a million places looking for help especially for the holidays. Why not start at Starbucks? Or a local store you like? Whole Foods? Target? Who ISNT hiring right now? I don’t understand how you don’t have a job if you’re able bodied and young. I’d be mad if I were in your boyfriends situation too, but nothing would ever result in violence or abuse. Leave now! But jobs should not be an issue!

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Reddit-username_here t1_iy16k9i wrote

Are you on probation? If not, you're unlikely to get fired. And I just gave you an out for it being 3 weeks. Say you just happened to be thinking about the entire situation and it hit you that it was likely your mistake.

Hell, I'd be more likely to promote someone who was able to own up to their mistakes, regardless of the consequences, than I would be to fire them. Especially if they could've stayed in the clear and let someone else take the fall.

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kurtwagnerx3 t1_iy13a44 wrote

Just tell her what you told the internet. Go after it cause you will miss every shot you don't take. Whats the worst that can happen they say no? So what life is full of no?! Gotta take a chance that it will be a yes sometimes.

If shes hinting you should be picking it up. Nothing from highschool lasts. So no worries even if things go sideways you wont know her in 10 years anyway.

Have fun be young enjoy life and take all your risks and make all your mistakes before you hit 18 kiddo cause its all struggle from there.

Oh and Dont be a fool wrap your tool.

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Reddit-username_here t1_iy10pmn wrote

Look man, I don't know how long ago this happened, but if it was fairly recently you need to go come clean. If you feel like it's already been too long, you could always tell your boss something like "I was thinking about it and I remembered that I mistakenly forgot to switch to my PIN for a while."

You could be seriously destroying her life by making her lose her job for something she didn't do.

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