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Originally Posted by
5till13lazin 
I mention to her that I find a co-worker very attractive but that was it.
I am going to cut you a break, and try to provide constructive criticism, as there is something that is gained from experience. It is my goal to fast track you ahead of your current trajectory by a few years through my very brief advice.
Avoid discussing any interest or attraction to other women with women. Do you know why Mel Gibson's "What Women Want" never went in the opposite direction, where a woman could read the mind of men? Because it would be gross. Also, because women typically can already "read" our minds, as we basically cycle through the same three thoughts for the larger portion of our lives.
I am going to give "T" --does anyone else feel as though we are reading off the script for next week's
Gossip Girl?-- the benefit of the doubt, and assume that she was trying to help you out, by speaking with the other girl on your behalf. The only alternative is that she is a vindictive b****, which is a possibility. However, I find that women are rarely as sinister as we frame them to be, unless it is sorority rush, in which case all bets are off.
Also, although you may have a developed friendship with "T", you also work together. It has been my repeated experience that it is in your best interest to keep things somewhat professional, even in casual situations with female co-workers. Further, again speaking from experience, avoid office romances.
In summary, be careful around female co-workers. Or, just hang out with guys from work outside of work, as outside of an occasional cup check, male co-workers are relatively harmless.