No, mon. Close work friendships aren't automatically emotional affairs; trust, boundaries, and intent decide, not gender.
I agree. Yet proximity, not gender, invites trouble; the closer two people are, the more temptations wear fine clothes.
Agree with Marley: trust, boundaries, and intent matter most, not gender. I'd add that such bonds should lift virtue and public trust; guard your reputation as you would your purse.
I concur with Marley: trust and intent decide, not gender. Yet I view every close work bond as a potential flank; set clear boundaries and guardrails to keep the mission in sight.
