Wait, Are Coworkers Still Hooking Up With Each Other, Post-#MeToo?

Despite a corporate push to cancel office hookup culture, millennial women are actually feeling just as empowered as ever to date their colleagues. Here, an exclusive Cosmo survey. [ view in browser.     add cosmopolitan@email.cosmopolitan.com to your address book ]             FOLLOW US       Wait, Are Coworkers Still Hooking Up With Each Other, Post-#MeToo?   You'd think, in 2019, that the workplace would be a deeply unsexy place to date. After #MeToo, companies unleashed stricter policies targeting office romances—they canceled holiday parties to discourage anyone from getting a little too close, brought in anti-flirting coaches, and required already coupled coworkers to sign "love contracts" so it was clear (and on paper) that those relationships were consensual. (Talk about an awkward threesome: you, your partner, and...HR.) Maybe that's why people assumed women were thinking twice—or never—about hooking up with a colleague. Except, we still are. Maybe more so now than ever before. READ ON       So...This Is the True Story of Timothée Chalamet's New Movie, 'The King'   Spoiler alert: there were bowl cuts. Read On         Bella Thorne's Fans Called Her Out for "Glamorizing" Domestic Abuse With Her Halloween Makeup   "I'm just sickened and so disappointed in you." Read On         Watch Dr. Pimple Popper Remove a Flamin' Hot Cheeto Cyst From a Woman's Eyebrow   You may never enjoy your favorite snack ever again, sorry. Read On         Joey King Finally Opened Up About Working With Her Ex Jacob Elordi on 'The Kissing Booth 2'   Ah, yes. Awkward indeed. Read On         The 'Gilmore Girls: The Musical' Rant Is the Best Thing to Come From 'The Morning Show'   I need this to be a real thing. Read On       cosmopolitan.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019   Unsubscribe     Privacy Notice