Almington
Blood Boiling with Rage and Hate
Re: Singles Part 14: Come Get Some!
If L was just a friend would you feel the same hesitation? If M was just a friend would you feel the same hesitation?
I think having it be the sister is significantly different from being either parent. If it was a parent or older relitive, I'd personally lean more towards no.
I think that the best way to go about this would be to pose the same question to M and see how she feels, she may not be comfortable meeting some so close to you so soon. If the roles were reversed what would you want M to do?
If it were me, I'd bring it up to M and let her decide. If nothing else is shows that you have a good relationship with your sister and you have enough respect for both of them to introduce them on a professional basis.
Here's a pretty random question for the peanut gallery. I've gone out with this one woman ("M") three times over the past ~three weeks, and we have another date scheduled for tomorrow night. It's going really well (well enough that even I can tell it's going really well, and I'm pretty bad at picking up on signals), and I think it could turn into something long-term, though it's not there yet.
M has been working as a contractor/temp employee in her professional field, but is looking for something full-time; her field is the same one that my sister ("L") works in. L's company is hiring and she would get a referral bonus if she submitted a resume for a candidate who got hired (and got one in the past when she referred one of my college friends), and I'm sure M would appreciate the leg up on the competition she would presumably get over other candidates if her resume were submitted by L (who's been with her company for six years now) rather than just submitted through their recruiting website with a bunch of others.
Though I'm optimistic about the way things are going with M, we're obviously not yet at the "let's meet each other's families" stage of things. Does that change if I'd like to put L and M in contact in a professional capacity? (If it's a relevant detail, from what I've observed about M, I have no reservations about recommending her, though obviously I know her socially and not professionally and so that view is based on her general intelligence and personality rather than actual familiarity with her work product.)
If L was just a friend would you feel the same hesitation? If M was just a friend would you feel the same hesitation?
I think having it be the sister is significantly different from being either parent. If it was a parent or older relitive, I'd personally lean more towards no.
I think that the best way to go about this would be to pose the same question to M and see how she feels, she may not be comfortable meeting some so close to you so soon. If the roles were reversed what would you want M to do?
If it were me, I'd bring it up to M and let her decide. If nothing else is shows that you have a good relationship with your sister and you have enough respect for both of them to introduce them on a professional basis.