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Maybe, it's an age thing but isn't the point of social media to add and interact with people you know? I haven't used it in years but used to add coworkers all the time on it and still get asked for it from time to time. That's my take on it but of course it also depends on when she found it he was interested...

Reverse the roles. Why would you give your number to a female coworker and then add said female coworker on Snapchat and then lie about it to your gf? What possible reason could you have to do all that and then try to lie about it? Hmmm. Think you know.

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On the one hand, most of my coworkers and I have each other on snapchat and it isn't ALWAYS that deep. That being said, he also has her phone number and she lied to you. And her lie doesn't even really make all that much sense. Regardless of her reasons she's definitely not being straightforward with you and that's a red flag.

I agree. I thought it was weird that she added him first, but I really didn’t think too much of it. I only started overthinking when she lied to me about adding him first. I don’t even see the point to lie about something like that

Yeah right. You can't tolerate lies like that. I think you can see why she did that, actually.

You should leave her, unless you are fine with her cheating on you. Alternatively, if she gets really invested in staying with you tell her to block him on everything, no matter what impact it has on her job. After giving it a thought it's probably not enough, they still work together.

Better would be her quitting her job as well. Logic is, we know why she has done her deeds. I am of the opinion people can occasionally make wrong decisions and regret them. However, to ensure they do not repeat, such decision must have direct negative consequences.

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