Do you bring your dolls to work?

I don't really have a job yet, but I don't think I'll bring my dolls because I'd be scared they won't accept them.
I do however bring them to parties with my friends. Just one yosd size doll. They are very careful with them and know I like bringing one along. I also often carry my favorite yosd girl Airi with my in a small bag when I have to do things like tests or whatever. Even though I don't really take her out in public, I just like having her with me.

 

I want to bring my pets to work because anything I bring to my job would be keeping me company. I'd love to bring my doll to work but I'd be terrified he'd be stolen or damaged. So no dolls (or pets) for me.

 

I often tell colleagues at work about his doll, showing photos. When I brought the 60cm doll to work, they exclaimed, "What is it little! We thought he was much more." I was very surprised by their reaction.

 

Yep, I bring my dolls to work. One at the time though. Some colleagues got creeped out, others were ok.

 

No. Because work is work. I get paid by my boss to work effectively - not to daydream or to babysit. Its like bringing a child or a baby to work - which is not professional and acceptable in a work place unless you have an easy going boss. The only thing I think is acceptable is to leave the dolls in your car so that when you go on a lunch break you see them..

 

It really depends on what your job is. Line worker, sure you have to be there paying attention all day.

Knowledge worker, not so much. And taking a few minutes to daydream, stretch your legs and use your distance vision improves your productivity.

Saying that, I still wouldn't bring my doll to work for fear of incidental damage, dirt and coworkers.

Depends on the climate I suppose. I wouldn't want the doll sitting in the sun all day, especially in summer when the temperature inside the car would easily be over 60 C.

 

Not a chance with my job. I move around too much in a factory, so it's not the kind of environment where you leave any personal effects around.

If I had a relaxed office job I might see something like that, the sort where people have those big zen garden desk toys (I don't know, CEOs?) then it wouldn't be a big deal, but generally I can't see bringing a hobby into work whether it's painting, wood carving, or bjds.

 

No, I don't see the point even aside from issues of accidental damage or weirding out coworkers.

 

I did! They welcomed my Adrienne and were super curious about him!

 

I did as I was working a desk job. My co-workers already thought I was strange because I'd decorate my space with plushies and various Disney figures. So when I started bringing a doll to work just to prop near my computer that was no different then anything else I've brought.

 

Nuh, won't do it...

 

I work in an office setting where it is possible to bring them to work, but I would never do it. I am not one to decorate my space at work. That, and I would not want to risk damaging or losing anything.

 

I did when I use to go to knitting classes. Now that the place has closed down I don't. Unless i sell them then I won't bring them to work. I have told people about them. They don't seam to mind. Their like my second family.

 

No... Haha I think my dolls are the safest at home

 

If I had a small one, a 10-16cm one, I would probably take it with me.. Well.. i'd have to be extra careful with it, but still, it's a nice company to have~

 

i dont move olive around that much, and i work in a very busy animal hospital. bringing her would be a disaster

 

My MSD is with me at work quite often, due to me sewing stuff at my coworkers place, but she's kept safely in her original box that fits perfectly in a gym bag I have. She hasn't actually been out in the office though and I don't want people touching her either. I might take my incoming Tiny with me though and actually have her out and about. The MSD is just a bit big and inconvenient for that.

 

Yes I do. My dolls gives me a huge moral support, so I'm working better ))) And other persons in the office are aware very well, that if they dare just think of touch one of my dolls, I will tear out their legs. Colleagues's legs, not dolls ))

 

It would be really impractical for me to do that, considering that both of my jobs involve a lot of physical activity. BUT if I'm working at home on my novel, then, yes, I guess? They sit out in the living room within my line of sight, if that counts haha.

 

I'd like to but I'd have to leave my girl in a locker while at Spare Time, which is not a good place for bjds at all.