Sigh.  You seem to be missing the point which is that a not insignificant percentage of relationships spawn from the work place.  You may want no part in that, and that&#x27;s fine, but the idea that we should never act human to each other because professionalism is something that a significant percentage of people dont appear to agree with.<p>So whilst I&#x27;m not suggesting you go in tomorrow and tell your nearest female colleague they have nice tits, I&#x27;m arguing that at some place at some point in some context it&#x27;s entirely possible to compliment and make appreciated advancements on a colleague, otherwise office relationships wouldn&#x27;t happen.<p>Now if you accept that sometimes it may be okay, under certain circumstances, to do such things, you also need to accept it&#x27;s possible to make an unwanted pass at someone.  You may find that disgusting but most people would just find it slightly awkward and am slightly bemused at the reaction of some of you.<p>The other point I was generally making, is that whilst some woman will never appreciate such a comment and some will, some of the time some will appreciate you making the comment whilst being quite annoyed if I did.  But all I&#x27;m really saying is the matter may be more complex that the &quot;he needs to be fired&quot; comments.<p>Of course you&#x27;re free to draw the line before calling someone a MILF, and again this is without context, but if you really find saying such a thing under any circumstances abhorrent, I&#x27;m going to go out in a limb here and suggest you&#x27;re just no fun.