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Wedding Woes

Only you can decide if you want to see him again.

Dear Prudence,

I recently matched with a man on a dating app and met up with him for drinks and then dinner. We work in the same industry, and on our date we talked a lot about work things. We also learned we have some mutual friends, which makes sense because of the professional overlap.

    It was a really fun date and I’d like to see him again. But then I ended up telling one of the mutual friends about the date. She told me that he made a woman at his last job uncomfortable by asking her out and then iced her out of meetings after she rejected him. I feel really bummed to learn this! That’s like, textbook sexual harassment, right? Should I ask him about this? It was about five years ago and I hope he’s grown from the experience but I don’t know how to proceed.

    —Don’t Know Who to Trust

    Re: Only you can decide if you want to see him again.

    • I'm saying this from the perspective of someone who is married and doesn't see the limited supply of decent guys on dating apps, but I'd probably just move on. It might be bullshit, but I don't think I'd like to date someone who I'd likely overlap with professionally regardless. 
    • I wouldn't put any stock in what the friend said.  They're a couple layers removed from the person who was supposedly wronged.

      I also wouldn't bring it up with the new guy, especially because it was 5 years ago.
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