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Coworker Fantasies Resurface

A resurgence of interest in "coworker" searches (+92%) and related terms suggests a renewed focus on workplace fantasies as people return to in-person office environments.

Detailed Analysis

The increase in searches for "sex in the office" (+31%), "workplace fantasy" (+57%), and related terms indicates that the return to physical workplaces may be reigniting coworker crushes and fantasies. The shift from remote work back to in-person interactions creates opportunities for flirtation, attraction, and the development of workplace romances, which in turn fuels these fantasies. The report also highlights the darker side of this trend, with increased searches for terms like "fucking coworker" (+69%) and "cheating coworker" (+71%), suggesting a fascination with forbidden and taboo aspects of workplace relationships.

Context Signals

Many companies developing hybrid or full-time in-office working conditions. Increased opportunities for in-person interactions and the development of workplace crushes. Fascination with forbidden and taboo aspects of workplace relationships.

Edge

Potential for content creators to explore the complexities and nuances of workplace dynamics in their work. Increased focus on ethical considerations and boundaries in workplace relationships, both in real life and in fictional portrayals. Opportunities for HR departments and workplace consultants to address the potential impact of these fantasies on workplace culture.
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TRENDS
"Sex in the office" grew +31%, "workplace fantasy" +57%, and "workplace orgy" +19%.