



Recently my boss (19M) recruited a dancer (?F) to boost our morale. She's kind of energetic and quirky to the point she's kind of annoying sometimes.
So a few days ago, we had a small talk, and she suddenly commented on my chest. I got really embarrassed and just walked away. Two or three weeks later, she approached me again. She said training all day seemed miserable for a young girl, then asked if I wanted to dance. I was interested at first, but she pressured me to change into her barely covered clothes, which made me completely flustered. She laughed at me and said if I was upset, I should just tease her back sometime. I didn't think much of it then. But the idea stuck in my mind.
So the following week, I told her I wanted to learn the dance too, and pressured her to change clothes as payback. I told her it was a joke literally the next moment. Somehow, I'm the harasser now.
Apparently someone overheard and complained to my boss' mentor(79M), and now he's making me write a paper. I know I'm not getting fired since I was the only one who can actually take a hit here, but I'm still mad that I'm the one being treated like the harasser when she started this whole thing.
AITA?
King Vendrick - Dark Souls 2
Lothric - Dark Souls 3
Gehrman - Bloodborne
Ranni - Elden Ring
Malenia - Elden Ring
Messmer - Elden Ring
The progress of Laegjern getting her power is actually cooler than I thought. Like how she overcame her fear and actually killed her stupid father and Muspell for once.
Surtr might be cooler as a character choice, but Laegjern has a more interesting bulidup to get her power. Also, Surtr is just a lame plot device and a stage hazard, he’s not as cool as people think.
Although if the person who killed Surtr and Muspell was Laevatein, it would probably make plot and character choice more interesting.
Like the character design is not really bad, it just looks generic and boring. But LotF always feels this way to me, what soulsborne games feel like to people who never played soulsborne games.