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I Refuse to Treat My Coworker Like Royalty Just Because She’s Pregnant

At first, I supported my pregnant coworker—helping with small tasks, covering meetings, and being understanding. But soon, she began regularly forwarding her work to me with “baby brain” as the excuse. When I asked her to stop, she dismissed me.

Then one day, I walked in and found her sitting at my desk. She said she needed it because it was more comfortable. That crossed a line.

I left her a note asking to talk. Instead, she reported me for being “passive-aggressive.”

HR sided with her, saying my tone was inappropriate and that I should be more understanding due to her pregnancy. I was shocked.

After that, everything changed. Coworkers avoided me, and I was made to feel like the problem.

I’m not against helping—but there’s a difference between support and being taken advantage of.

Now I’m being pressured to apologize.

All I did was try to set boundaries.

Does that really make me the bad guy?

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