Also ignores the literal on screen romances we see.
They don't make out in front of us but season 2 features two couples.
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backpackwayne1 day ago
+93
Much better than Grey's Anatomy where everyone fucks everybody.
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CrissBliss19 hr ago
+7
Or House, where romance only leads to misery 😅
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cigr18 hr ago
+11
On House, everything leads to misery.
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Polar_Beach10 hr ago
+1
Or lupus
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balls4xx15 hr ago
This vexes me
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wordofgreen1 day ago
+63
Idk about no romance, but it's always discreet since they are all at work.
Santos and Garcia are banging.
Javadi asks out that nurse whose name I can't remember but he tells her he doesn't date coworkers.
Dr. Robby and Noel Hastings are hooking up.
Dr. McKay and Mel both have patients who hit on them, and McKay arranges a date with her dude.
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Vadermaulkylo1 day ago
-17
Side note, I’ve never understood people who don’t date co workers. I’ve dated a couple of them before and never once had any issue. One actually was a two year relationship and why we broke up had nothing to do with work at all, the other didn’t either. Hell, idk where else some grown people would even meet someone besides online.💀
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lmNotaWitchImUrWife1 day ago
+56
Have it go poorly one time and see how it impacts the workplace, and you’ll understand it a heck of a lot better.
(Or, alternatively, have a kink or piercing or physical/medical condition or really anything personal that you really really really don’t want to get around at work)
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Vadermaulkylo1 day ago
-1
I’ve seen it happen to my friend who got his ex a job where we work. she cheated on him with another worker. Tbf though him, the guy in question, and that girl are all f****** idiots so it wasn’t shocking.
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eqo3141 day ago
+12
Caveat: I live in nyc so lots of options outside of work
Don’t shit where you eat.
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throwawaysunglasses-1 day ago
+3
Same lol. If you live in a podunk town, sure, I get it. But many if not most young people live in cities with options - plus idk it’s nice to vent about work to your SO and never worry about it getting into the wrong hands. I like my job, but my partner is a welcome break from it.
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aflyingsquanch1 day ago
+7
If it goes bad, it can be really bad.
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bakedveldtland1 day ago
+5
I met my husband at a concert… if you go out into the world and are open to meeting people, it can happen. I am one of the people who would not date a co-worker, I like to have a life outside of work too much and work talk would intrude upon that. Plus I’ve seen it go so, so badly to the point of where HR became involved. Rumors flying, fights, moving teams. It also can make it uncomfortable for people who work around couples, favoritism and such. Pass.
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Vadermaulkylo1 day ago
I mean I work 12-13 hour shifts and very rarely get time off.
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OldDirtyBarrios22 hr ago
+3
Throughout my whole 20's I worked at best buy. I have seen SO many relationships like this blow up and cause so much insane drama. People getting fired, property damage, restraining orders etc.
From the outside it was like a soap or novella. Thankfully I never was a part of the drama but I completely understand why others say don't date coworkers.
I say you gotta take some risks in life, just be ready.
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ragingduck22 hr ago
+1
Some people simply don’t want to shit where they eat.
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BrownSandels19 hr ago
+4
To be fair, each season is 12 “real time” hours in an ER. Kind of hard to go through the stages of budding romance during that time.
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AngelSucked1 day ago
+13
I know Taylor says she plays Mel as Ace, but I'm here for a Mentos relationship at the show's end.
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RavenCXXVIV23 hr ago
+7
I don’t have any issue with no on screen romance but why tf is everyone in here being so weirdly puritanical and sanctimonious?
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valueofaloonie1 day ago
+9
Variety discovering…fanfic?
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mcfw311 day ago
+7
> Part of what makes the couplings of “The Pitt” unique is the plethora of pairings to choose from — and the fact that the show, which takes place in an understaffed and overfilled emergency room, barely features anything that might suggest romance is blossoming. Mohan and Abbott do little more than share one somewhat private conversation during a particularly tense shift (granted, he’s shirtless for it); the same can be said for KingDon, McVay and the rest (though all remain clothed, in those cases). The lack of source material hasn’t stopped fans of the show — rather, it’s made it all the more fun to analyze, speculate and imagine what might be going on outside of the singular 15-hour shift we get to see.
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pdlbean20 hr ago
+3
This is unprecedented! Never happened before!
Hold on, what's this ao3 thing I'm seeing?
Oh... Oh goodness...
(Also Santos and Garcia are canonically f****** but ok)
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DoubleWolverine285218 hr ago
+2
I mean that’s not entirely true, they imply romance between several characters, and of course fandom is gonna make up ships that’s mostly what fandoms do lol.
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stellae-fons1 day ago
+9
Oh no the plebs are discovering yaoi exists
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1billsfan71620 hr ago
+1
That why I love it, no relationship drama.
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maarsland1 day ago
There’s no on screen romance?! Ok. I’ll start it soon.
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throwaway7799334421 hr ago
That's almost the entire reason it's even watchable (and good)
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ThePLARASociety1 day ago
-1
Maybe that’s one reason why the show is so popular? Hmmmm…
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Wolfman01a1 day ago
-7
Fans are f****** crazy.
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DomainSink21 hr ago
+6
They’re crazy for writing stories inspired by media they like exploring relationships between the characters?
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