Love is surely blind and can happen almost anywhere, even at the workplace. However, there are certain things that need to be followed so that things always remain in complete control.

Recent studies have suggested that a huge majority of people in love have dated someone they worked with. The fact that more and more people are opening today as office romance carries less of stigma is surely helping their cause. Moreover, the cute boy in the cubicle next-door, on your schedule, and having similar interests as yours surely give you endless reasons to love him at the workplace.

It is highly recommended that you leave your relationship at the door and avoid any intimacy or special treatment at the workplace. You need to make sure that you and the person in your life treats each other as friendly professionals. It is also important for you not to make use of company email or chat for romantic purposes as things are surely getting recorded whether you know or not.

If your boss is aware of your relationship, it is best to admit at once and convince him or her that your relationship status will not change the work environment and the person in your life would not get any special treatment, as you are a complete professional. A reassuring heads-up to your supervisor once can easily reinforce your professional image.

We hope that these office romance tips will help you stay clear at the head and enjoy a blissful relationship even at the workplace.

We continue. We go out for linguini each Friday night, have a sleepover each Saturday night, and persist on as though we might actually want to be with this person on an everlasting basis. Except, of course, that we do not. And it’s not that there’s anything incorrect with him, except that he’s not “The One.”

Then, we begin to think of our alternatives. What will take place if we break it off? Staying home on Saturday nights for the respite of our lives? Getting caught at the singles table at every wedding for the rest of the decade? A forlorn, distressed life of Wheel of Fortune, reclusive, TV dinners and rescued pets?

So we hang about. After all, it’s not really that awful, right? Sure he doesn’t make your toes prickle when you kiss. Sure, she’s captivated to reality television. Sure, his clothes are well, detestable.

But here’s what happens when you hang about in a relationshipyou’re not meant to be in: Every Saturday night you’re with Mr. Right Now, is a Saturday night you’re missing in the midst of Mr. Right.

Imagine about it. While you’re gaping through another night of blah-blah togetherness, your ideal match could be circling the block.

Why do we stay with the current? Because not-exactly-perfect is a lot less terrifying than whatever is at the back door number three. Sometimes we agonize that if we drop the person we’re with that nobody superior ever will come along, and that we’ll misplace the best thing that has ever happened to us in hunt of the ever-elusive toe-curler that may not even subsist.

Most people think in their hearts that there is at least one perfect counterpart for all of us. I am no exemption: I met my ideal match the week after a three-year bland-as-white-toast relationshiplastly dragged itself to an end.

If you’re looking for something large to come into your life, you have to formulate room for it. And, in all equality, your King of Monotony may be someone else’s Prince Charming. All it takes is one daring step, one chance taken to catch the guy of your dreams.

Just step away from the materialistic world, and head out the door.