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    by Jan 1
    Hello- i am a married male nurse and several times in my career have been tempted to stray off the path. Hopefully one has a solid secure marriage because if you don't and I am afraid i fall into that category , temptation abounds. I have learned to deal with it though and am walkin the straight and narrow. I actually am pretty good friends with some of my female coworkers but i must remember not to cross the line into anything physical.I'll just keep telling myself that.
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    by rick.s.lpn Jan 1 11:06 pm
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  4. Jan 2 by
    Quote from rick.s.lpn
    Hello- i am a married male nurse and several times in my career have been tempted to stray off the path. Hopefully one has a solid secure marriage because if you don't and I am afraid i fall into that category , temptation abounds. I have learned to deal with it though and am walkin the straight and narrow. I actually am pretty good friends with some of my female coworkers but i must remember not to cross the line into anything physical.I'll just keep telling myself that.
    You are kinda creepin' me out.
    Vishwamitr, IndiCRNA, imintrouble, and 3 others like this.
  5. Jan 2 by
    Hahahaha to that last post!! Too funny. This isn't a nursing issue. This is a personal problem you have. It has nothing to do with you being a nurse.
    weemsp, Vishwamitr, imintrouble, and 1 other like this.
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    Jan 2 by
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  7. Jan 2 by
    There are more unhappily married people in my class than happily married people. I talked to a few of the unhappily married ones and a lot of their stories all sound the same. Their plan is to finish the RN program, get a job and become self sufficient. Afterwards they plan on leaving their spouse and take the kids. Seems like the only reason why they are sticking around now is that they can't make it on their own financially.


    Hey if you got feelings for some of them you should figure out why? Is it because your unhappy, lust, or opportunity? Telling yourself NO all the time is eventually gonna fail. You need to figure out why.
    startingovragain likes this.
  8. Jan 2 by
    Two simple words....Lorena Bobbitt.
    GHGoonette and imintrouble like this.
  9. Jan 3 by
    Chilling...
    Davey Do likes this.
  10. Jan 3 by
    Quote from BostonTerrierLoverRN
    Chilling...
    Yet, in an Odd Way, Thrilling...
    BostonTerrierLoverRN likes this.
  11. Jan 3 by
    The title is rather poorly chosen.

    I doubt if the hens are aware that you consider yourself their rooster. The attitude is more likely "fox in the henhouse" rather than "rooster".

    You might also consider that many of the "hens" that tempt you, probably find you not tempting whatsoever,
    weemsp, GHGoonette, Vishwamitr, and 5 others like this.
  12. Jan 3 by
    Okay, I have to at this time add my "Chicken joke."

    ...As this elderly couple walked through a Chicken House watching the Rooster go from hen to hen, she depressingly said, "I sure wish you had his stamina!"

    He replied, "Well, If I had a "new" hen each time..."

    Yes, he probably slept on the couch that night
    anotherone and somenurse like this.