Workplace and office fucks are things of imagination, a fantasy, but for me, it has become a reality because I like to take risks. I've had sex in tiny, crowded cubicles, over a desk facing a wall in an open office and in large private offices with executive bathrooms, depending on where I have been working and at what point in my career, because I've been adventurous all my life, from office girl to senior management to being self-employed, which is the best position to be in as I am not based in a single company, travelling around, not constrained by the same faces day to day, or office gossip.
As a sexually adventurous woman, I've consistently broken the list of unspoken work rules. You should never date (fuck) a co-worker (or workers, in my case, on several occasions). You shouldn't date (fuck) contractors, clients, or, I'm guessing, display yourself naked in the office and let a co-worker(s) watch as you bring yourself to orgasm while they masturbate over you. You shouldn't, apparently, ever fuck or walk around naked at work, but I have done all of those things when the opportunity arose.
One such situation came with a visit from a client I had known for a long time. We'd had fun at a party years before when I had stripped for him and his friends (stripping, my first time). Nothing had happened at the party other than me putting on a show, but we had been flirting over the phone, and he'd voiced regret at not joining in when I had been masturbating in front of him and his friends.
We'd met a few times through conferences. He was still the friendly chap I'd known from when I was a young office girl, and I knew from how he looked me over, the flirty chat and the probing questions that he would fuck me if given a chance. Who was I to deprive him?
While chatting professionally about contracts, I whispered a dare. "I'm bored. Why don't you come to my office and fuck me, seeing as you were too shy to do it years ago?" As an incentive and to let him know I wasn't joking, I tucked my panties into his jacket pocket before walking away.