Flirting is intended to be an enjoyable and exciting. However, if you flirt with the wrong person, you could be asking for trouble. While there are no written rules for who you can or can not flirt with, it's always best to use your judgment before you approach someone. This page will explain one of the rules of learning how to flirt: don't flirt with someone your shouldn't be flirting with. Although you may find that you have an attraction to someone, they may not always be the wisest choice to flirt with. This guide will provide you with a few ways to learn who you shouldn't flirt with and help you avoid an uncomfortable or stressful situation.

Depending upon your position within your company, it may not be acceptable for you to flirt with many of your co-workers. This can not only lead to a hostile working environment, but can also lead to accusations of harassment or other disciplinary measures if the courting is unwelcome. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nicole-williams/5-rules-to-flirting-at-wo_b_224966.html

1. Your place of employment is not the ideal place to flirt. However, if you choose to pursue someone you work with, be sure your advances are welcome.
2. Supervisors should never flirt with someone that reports directly to them. This rule may also be outlined in the companies policies. It is best as this can be misconstrued as sexual harassment.http://www.yourtango.com/201059976/flirting-work-sexual-harassment
3. You should not flirt with your supervisor. This may be considered "sucking up to the boss" and be looked down upon by your co-workers as well as your boss. It could become a very uncomfortable situation.

No one can control who they find attractive, but they can control their behavior. Although you may wish to flirt with someone, you must consider the possible consequences if they are married or otherwise in a relationship with someone else. Even if the other person reciprocates your advances, flirting with them may bring more stress than either of you were prepared for. Keep in mind that you may end up confronted with an angry spouse or significant other.http://www.sirc.org/publik/flirt.html

It may be difficult to accept, but not everyone will be interested in you or your romantic advances. You need to be willing to accept this and tactfully move one. If you continue to pursue them it may lead to the appearance that you are harassing them and if left unresolved, you may find yourself in legal trouble. Once someone has stated that they wish to be left alone, accept the rejection and stop flirting with them. http://www.therelationshipgym.com/handling-rejection.htm

Check out these other helpful How Tos about flirting on Mahalo:

1. How to Flirt: Be Prepared
2. How to Flirt: Make Eye Contact
3. How to Flirt: Control Your Body Language
4. How to Flirt: Initiate Conversation
5. How to Flirt: Engage Them With How Interesting You Are
6. How to Flirt: Use Humor
7. How to Flirt: Smile
8. How to Flirt: Look Out For Signs and Signals
9. How to Flirt: Seal the Deal
10. How to Flirt: Practice
11. How to Flirt: Don't Take it too Seriously
12. How to Flirt: Don't Act Like a Stalker
13. How to Flirt: Don't Flirt in Inappropriate Places
14. How to Flirt: Don't be Arrogant
15. How to Flirt: Don't be too Forward
16. How to Flirt: Don't Talk About Your ex
17. How to Flirt: Don't be Rude
18. How to Flirt: Don't Overstay Your Welcome
19. How to Flirt: Don't Over do it With Cologne Perfume
20. How to Flirt: Don't Keep Trying With Someone who Just Isn't Interested
21. How to Flirt: Don't Flirt With Someone You Shouldn't be Flirting With
22. How to Flirt