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Welcome to R slash Am I the Butthole, where O.P. destroys his co-worker's marriage.

Am I the butthole for unintentionally causing my co-worker's marriage to implode? I'm a 32-year-old guy,

and I need to know if I'm the villain here. Two to three years ago, I worked Schiff's with

a married co-worker, Crystal, who's 33, who has a husband and a kid.

Because it's always just the two of us who are available for shifts consistently,

over months, she would vent to me daily about her marital issues, fights, resentment, and petty drama.

I stayed neutral, even defended her husband every time.

No flirting, no texting outside of work, never shared my

own problems. It was strictly one-sided, and no, there was no physical contact even once. Then,

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